The June issue of Shueisha's Jump Square magazine is announcing on Thursday that production on a new Rurouni Kenshin anime project has been green-lit. More information will be provided in future issues of Jump Square.The magazine also noted that the Blu-ray Disc versions of the two Rurouni Kenshin original video anime (OVA) projects and the Rurouni Kenshin: Ishin Shishi no Chinkonka [Requiem] film will ship between August 24 and October 26. A compilation CD will ship on July 27. Rurouni Kenshin, Meiji Kenkaku Romantan Saisen, a new game for the Sony PSP system, already shipped last month.Nobuhiro Watsuki's original 1994-1999 samurai manga in Shueisha's Weekly Shonen Jump inspired a television anime series that is celebrating its 15th anniversary this year. Viz Media published the manga in North America, and Media Blasters' AnimeWorks label released the television anime. ADV Films released the two OVA projects and the film under the licenser's prescribed title Samurai X.
A few hours ago Natalie confirmed rumors about the new Rurouni Kenshin project, which will officially be a 2-part 'Shin Kyoto-Hen' OVA. The first part of the video anime will premiere in Japanese theaters this December. The New Kyoto Arc has been told previously in Nobuhiro Watsuki's original manga, as well as the anime adaptation. This time the fight between Kenshin Himura and Makoto Shishio will be told from the perspective of Oniwabanshu ninja Miso Makimachi. The OVA is being animated by Studio DEEN, with Kazuhiro Furuhashi (Rurouni Kenshin TV/OVA, You're Under Arrest) returning to direct. Screenplays are being handled by Mari Okada (CANAAN, Toradora!), and original Rurouni Kenshin composer Noriyuki Asakura is doing the soundtrack. The voice cast remains largely unchanged, and includes Mayo Suzukaze (Kenshin Himura), Miki Fujitani (Kaoru Kamiya), Miina Tominaga (Yahiko Myoujin), Yuji Ueda (Sanosuke Sagara), Tomo Sakurai (Misao Makimachi), Yoshito Yasuhara (Aoshi Shinomori), Masanori Ikeda (Makoto Shishio) and Ken Narita (Hajime Saito).
Rurouni Kenshin: Trust & Betrayal is a series that goes far beyond its comic-book origins, testing the limits of not only its franchise, but the medium of original video animation as a storytelling device" and that it "surpasses the original television series in many ways"
Is that a girl playing kenshi or a guy? i is confused
Quote from: voncho1 on December 07, 2011, 06:20:36 PMIs that a girl playing kenshi or a guy? i is confusedWith the Japanese.. you never know.....
asians raggin' on asians yes.