22/7 (pronounced "Nanabun no Nijyuuni") is a project that has been in production for quite a while but may have flown under your radar. Three of the eleven members made the trek to last year’s Anime Expo and this year they find themselves at Crunchyroll Expo. They’ve released a total of four singles and come early 2020 will have their anime premiere. Today we find ourselves spending time with California native Sally Amaki (voice of Sakura Fujima), Ruri Umino (voice of Jun Toda), and Kanae Shirosawa (voice of Akane Maruyama) to learn a little more about the group and their histories.
Read more: 22/7 (Nanabun no Nijyuuni) Press Conference at Crunchyroll Expo 2019
On July 4th a select group of press outlets were allowed to spend a bit of time with three of Aqours' members. One member from the first, second, and third years was present at the press conference. Representing each respective year was Kanako Takatsuki, voice of Hanamaru Kunikida, Anju Inami, voice of Chika Takami, and Aina Suzuki, voice of Mari Ohara. Read on to see some of their thoughts about Los Angeles, Anime Expo, and more!
Read more: Love Live Sunshine - Aqours Press Conference Anime Expo 2019
Wit Studio has released new information that they will be screening the first episode of an unannounced animated title at their Anime Expo panel. In addition, special illustration cards featuring the new title will be handed out to all panel attendees. Composer Yutaka Yamada, CloverWorks President Akira Shimizu, and Yuichi Fukushima were also announced as additional guests at Wit Studio's Ani-Sta panel. CloverWorks will be showcasing their new titles, Fate/Grand Order Absolute Demonic Front: Babylonia and the second season of The Promised Neverland.
Yamada, Shimizu, and Fukushima will be joining the previously announced guests, manga artist/illustrator Yoshiyuki Sadamoto, director Hiro Kaburagi, scriptwriter Ryota Kosawa and WIT Studio President, George Wada to the panel. The panel will be held on July 4th at 10:30AM at the JW Marriott Platinum Ballroom.
My Hero Academia The “Ultra” Stage is a 2.5D musical stage play adaptation of Kohei Horikoshi’s popular manga, My Hero Academia which opened on April 12th, at the Tennozu Galaxy Theater, in Tokyo, Japan.
Read more: My Hero Academia The “Ultra” Stage Opens in Japan
Check out our Q&A transcript with Masayuki Kojima, Shimpei Yamashita, Kevin Penkin, and Hiromitsu Iijima at the Made in Abyss premiere.
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