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Macross Delta voice actress' character available in game event until September 10 The official Twitter account for the The [email protected] Cinderella Girls franchise revealed on Thursday that voice actress Minori Suzuki (Macross Delta's Freyja Wion, Record of Grancrest War's Ema) is voicing the character Hajime Fujiwara in the franchise. The character is one of seven that will be available as part of the game's "Aki no Yonaga to Meigetsu Usagi" event that is running from Thursday to September 10. Cygames and Bandai Namco Entertainment released the smartphone game in 2011, and it has since inspired a television anime series adaptation in 2015, as well as multiple other games and manga spinoffs. One of these manga, Kuma-Jet's The [email protected] Cinderella Girls Gekijō (The [email protected] Cinderella Girls Theater), inspired its own television anime, which premiered on April 4, with a second season premiering in October. The voice actresses of the fran

Sequel TV anime series premieres in January TBS began streaming a character video for the Dagashi Kashi 2 sequel anime series on Wednesday. The video previews Chinatsu Akasaki as the new character Hajime Owari. The anime will premiere in January 2018 on TBS and BS-TBS. The anime's returning cast includes: Ayana Taketatsu as Hotaru Shidare Atsushi Abe as Kokonotsu Shikada Manami Numakura as Saya Endō Tatsuhisa Suzuki as Tō Endō Satoshi Kuwabara (Dr. Pinoko no Mori no Bōken, Yu-Gi-Oh! Zexal) is directing the anime at Tezuka Productions, replacing director Shigehito Takayanagi. feel., the previous studio that handled the first season, is now credited with setting cooperation. Mayumi Morita is replacing Takayanagi and Yasuko Kamo in series composition. Nana Miura (Young Black Jack) is replacing Kanetoshi Kamimoto for the character designs. Satoshi Motoyama is returning as sound director. Michiko Yokote (Cowboy Bebop, Gintama) is writing the scripts, and Nobuak

Makunouchi Ippo has been bullied his entire life, but dreams of changing himself. One day, he is saved by Takamura Mamoru, who happens to be a boxer. After Ippo faints from his injuries, Mamoru takes him to his gym where Ippo asks to be trained in the sport of boxing. Hajime no Ippo isn’t an anime about boxing. Well, I mean, it is, but it is not 76 episodes of people being beaten in the head. It is 76 episodes of watching the personal growth of a young man that goes from being a weak target to growing fully into his own through a sport. That’s the essence of why this series is so damn popular, and if you want to chase that essence, give these anime recommendations a try. For Fans of Boxing Ashita no Joe Teen orphan Joe lives in the slums where he meets Danpei, and alcoholic and homeless ex-boxing coach. After seeing Joe defend himself, Danpei takes an interest and decides to train him. However, Joe only becomes serious about it after he meets a rival fighter in a juv