Re:Monster anime reveals anticipated spring 2024 premiere date, cast, and thrilling new PV
Re:Monster anime, set to debut in April 2024, unveiled an exciting new promotional video on December 7, 2023 Packed with cast announcements and the opening song artist, this highly anticipated release promises an exhilarating experience for fans Get ready for an epic journey!
The official website and X (formerly Twitter) handle of the Re:Monster anime revealed a new promotional video on Thursday, December 7, 2023. The video introduces the anime's cast, opening song artist, and the anticipated release window of April 2024. Additionally, a new concept visual for the anime was also unveiled. Based on the Japanese light novel series of the same name by author Kogitsune Kanekiru and illustrator Yamaada, the anime is set to be produced by Studio DEEN and was originally serialized on Shosetsuka ni Naro from 2011 to 2018 before its acquisition by AlphaPolis, who published nine volumes.
Re:Monster anime will be released in April 2024
The official staff for the Re:Monster anime has announced that it will be released in Spring 2024, specifically in April 2024, along with a new trailer. The trailer provides a glimpse into the anime's plot, showing how the protagonist is reincarnated as a Goblin in a different world after being killed by someone.
As a young Goblin, the protagonist comes to terms with his new reality and struggles to adapt to life in the harsh Goblin community. He learns to battle bizarre and perilous creatures and forms strong connections with his fellow Goblin companions.
The next anime installment will center on the struggle of Gobrou and his companions as they navigate a harsh world where only the strongest can endure. In addition to hinting at the storyline, the trailer introduces the cast of the anime and the artist behind the opening theme.
Cast and staff for Re:Monster anime
Furthermore, the Re:Monster anime's official team has released a fresh concept visual showcasing the main characters of the series. The visual depicts the gradual growth of Gobrou and his companions from childhood to adulthood. In addition, a revised version of the anime's initial key visual has also been revealed.
A still from the anime (Image via Studio DEEN)
Studio DEEN's production of the Re:Monster anime boasts an exceptional cast and staff. Official reports indicate that the anime is directed by Takayuki Inagaki, with Horioshi Yamaguchi serving as the series composer. Junichi Takaoka, renowned for his work on Gravion, is responsible for designing the anime's characters.
Additionally, the music composition is overseen by Go Sakabe. The team also includes Yukia Kadowak as the color designer, Norito Kondo as the photography director, Shuhei Abe as the sound director, and others.
A still from the anime (Image via Studio DEEN)
Chansung, a well-known member of the South Korean boy band 2PM, and Japanese hip-hop artist AK-69 have teamed up to produce the opening theme, "Into the Fire," with 2AM's Changmin also making an appearance on the song.
In terms of the cast, Takaya Sato, known for voicing Anthonio Caesar Zeppeli in Jojo's Bizarre Adventure, will play the protagonist, Gobrou. Kenta Hosoda will voice Gobkichi, while Ai Kakuma will lend her voice to Gobmi. Additional cast members include Kana Ueda as Gobe and Mai Kanno as The Redhead.
Keep up with more anime news and manga updates as 2023 progresses.
Editor's P/S
As a passionate fan of the Re:Monster light novel series, I am thrilled about the upcoming anime adaptation. The newly released promotional video and concept visual have only heightened my anticipation for the series. The animation looks stunning, and the character designs are faithful to the original illustrations. I can't wait to see the story of Goburou and his companions come to life on screen.
The cast announcement is also exciting. Takaya Sato, Kenta Hosoda, and Ai Kakuma are all talented voice actors who I believe will bring the characters to life perfectly. The opening theme song, "Into the Fire," by Chansung, AK-69, and Changmin, is also a great choice. It's an upbeat and energetic song that perfectly captures the adventurous spirit of the series.
