The Webtoon Adaptation
Exciting news has surfaced for fans of the popular television anime series Metallic Rouge. The official X (formerly Twitter) account of the LINE Manga app recently announced that the series is set to receive a full-color webtoon adaptation. Set to launch on the LINE Manga website on Thursday, March 7, 2024, this adaptation is sure to captivate fans with its vibrant visuals and engaging storytelling.
Meika Tokyo and Chita Tsurushima are the talented artists behind the webtoon adaptation, with whomor (Dragon Ball Super: Super Hero) taking charge of the general production. While further details about the webtoon adaptation are currently limited, the anticipation for this exciting new addition to the Metallic Rouge universe is palpable.
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The World of Metallic Rouge
The original Metallic Rouge anime series, a creation of Studio bones and chief director Yutaka Izubuchi, made its debut on Japanese television on Wednesday, January 10, 2024. The series follows the gripping tale of Rouge, an android girl, and her partner Naomi as they embark on a daring mission on Mars. Their objective? To eliminate the Immortal Nine, a formidable group of artificial humans who pose a threat to the government.
Described as a 'tech noir' anime, Metallic Rouge presents a captivating world where humans and androids coexist in a futuristic setting. The series has garnered attention for its compelling storyline, stunning animation, and an ensemble of talented voice actors who bring the characters to life with their performances.
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Behind the Scenes
The webtoon adaptation of Metallic Rouge is set to coincide with the ongoing first season of the original anime series, sparking intrigue about the direction the adaptation will take. With chief director Yutaka Izubuchi overseeing the production and handling the series scripts, fans can expect a seamless transition from the anime to the webtoon adaptation.
The talented team behind the anime includes director Motonobu Hori, screenwriter Toshizo Nemoto, character designer Toshihiro Kawamoto, and composers Taisei Iwasaki, Yuma Yamaguchi, and Towa Tei. The series boasts a stellar cast, with Yume Miyamoto and Tomoyo Kurosawa leading the charge as the dynamic duo of Rouge and Naomi.