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Good-looking theatrical version of Japanese anime, recommend it.
Conan series, needless to introduce = =

Gundam series, because different years may have different types that people like. I compare the current OO, but the theatrical version will not be released in Japan until the fall of 1 years.

I recommend several TV animations of this year's

Magic Girl Naiye The MOVIE 1st

broadcast time 21-1-23

. The release date of fate is January 23, 21. The theatrical version of "Naiye The MOVIE 1st" is an upgraded version of "Naiye the Magic Girl" in the first season of animation. The combination of all 13 images in the first season of TV series is made into a new image work with more than 1 minutes, so it is not the general episode. The story will not only faithfully follow the line of the first season, but also add various expansions (including novels, DRAMA CD and additional settings for sequels). For those who have watched TV series, they grew up after touching various events, and unconsciously became two young girls who guided the new era, Takamachi Naiye and Fete Font Style = "font-size: 1.5pt" > The story of Tesrosa's meeting and beginning; For the first time contact with the theater, this is a story of two girls' meeting, fighting and friendship, which was overturned by fate. Full of SF flavor, the visual enjoyment and direct story of the magical battle are unfolded with the quality only available in the theatrical version.

STAFF

planning and production: NANOHA The MOVIE 1st PROJECT

original script: Tsuzuki Masaki

supervision: Kusakawa Keizou

character setting: Okuda Taihong

art supervision: flat Paul

animation production: SEVEN? ARCS

Producers: Takeo Mitsuo, Chenmi Tanaka, Shimizu Hiroyuki

CAST

Naye Takamachi: Yukari Tamura

Fete Tesrosa: Mizuki Nana

Yūno Scrya: Shuiqiao かぉり

Arf: Natsuko Kuwatani

Precia Testarossa: Igarashi Rei

Chrono Harlaown: Takahashi Michiko

Lee. Stay night

The much-anticipated Fate Theater Edition has been confirmed as "Fate/Stay Night Unlimited Blade Works", and it is scheduled to be released in Japanese cinemas on January 23rd, 21. As the title shows, the content of the theatrical version will be a completely new work, with Unlimited Blade Works, one of the raiding lines of the original "Fate/stay night", and Tohsaka Rin, one of the original heroines, as the main lines, and the relationship between the protagonists Emiya Shirou and Archer as the story center. The production of the theatrical version will follow the production team and seiyuu lineup of the TV version. At present, it is only concerned about how the short theatrical version will structure the entire Unlimited Blade Works line, and I hope that the producers can grasp the simplicity of the content. It's really a bit surprising that the theatrical version can be released after half a year. Coupled with the related predictions of the theatrical version that flowed out of 2CH before, it seems that the official has planned it long ago.

-STAFF-

Original: TYPE-MOON

Supervisor: Yuji Yamaguchi

Script: Takuya Satō

Character design, Chief painting supervisor: Ishihara Yi

Animation production: STUDIO DEEN

Distribution: KlockWorx

-CAST-

Emiya Shirou: Noriaki Sugiyama

Saber: Kawasumi Ayako

Tohsaka Rin: Ueda Kana

Matou Sakura: Shitaya Noriko

Ilya: Mai Kadowaki

. Kotomine Kirei: Nakata Kenji

The disappearance of Haruhomiya

Synopsis of the story

Nagato Youxi used the power of Haruhomiya to create a new world (according to Nagato himself, this is a BUG). In the world created by Nagato, SOS members became ordinary people and everyone's memories were tampered with, but only Kyon was kept (Nagato wanted Kyon to make a choice). In this world, in a private high school, Nagato becomes an ordinary girl who loves books and her personality changes subtly. Asahina Mikuru is just an ordinary senior, and asakura liang zi reappears. Kyon, who discovered that the world had changed, found the clue left by Nagato and wanted to change the world back to its original state. Through John Smith (Kyon's time travel in Rhapsody on Bamboo Leaves), Kyon returned to the pseudonym he used when he came into contact with Chunri on Tanabata three years ago, so Chunri had a vague impression of him when he first met Kyon, but Chunri never knew that Kyon was John Smith afterwards. This name makes Chunri, who doesn't know himself, believe in himself and find the key (when all the former members of SOS group gather in the club classroom). Then he started the emergency escape mode and went to the unaffected Tanabata three years ago. With the help of the original Nagato and Asahina (Da), he returned to stop Nagato when the world just changed, but he was attacked by asakura, and Kyon was stabbed to the ground. Another Kyon from the future, Asahina (Junior), and normal Nagato successfully completed the work of changing the world back. In the real world, Kyon fell down the stairs and fell into a coma for three days.

On the night before the end of Melancholy in Harubomiya Spring 29, it was announced that the animated version of the theater was released in the spring of 21, and on the night before the end of Melancholy in Harubomiya Spring 29, it was announced that the animated version of the theater was released in the spring of 21, which is scheduled to be released nationwide on February 6, 21.

Literary Girl

On this year's (29) World Reading Day (April 23rd), the news of the animation of the theatrical version of Literary Girl was published in the first volume of the comic book, the rumor and the official website, and the production company was Production I.G.

On August 14th, 29, the core staff was newly published in the official website of Literary Girls.

on September 11th, 29, the official website was updated, and the luxurious seiyuu lineup of Drama radio drama CD and theatrical animation was announced.

On January 18th, 21, the official website was updated and the release date of the theatrical version was announced as May 1st, 21.

staff:

Supervisor: Shunsuke Tada

Original: Mizuki Nomura's "Literary Girls" Series (FAMI Universal Library/ ェンターブレィンン)

Original case of characters: Mizo Takeoka

Composition ˙ Script: Yamada Yuki

Character setting: Keita Matsumoto

Music: A poem: Ono Daisuke

Himekura Maki: Itou Shizuka

Chihiro Takeda: Toyosaki Aki

Sakurai: Mamoru Miyano

Mori Lele: Shimoda Asami.