The popular series Romelia Senki is set to get an anime adaptation, as announced today alongside the release of its fourth manga volume.
The series, originally a web novel by Ryo Ariyama, was later published as a light novel with illustrations by Ryo Karima under Shogakukan’s Gagagaga Bunko imprint.
It has since been adapted into a manga, which features character designs by Kodama and is serialized on MAGCOMI and Manga Doa apps.
The light novel series has four volumes, with the fifth one scheduled for release on September 18.
Romelia Senki (magcomi)
The story of Romelia Senki centers on Romelia, a countess who faces a dramatic fall from grace after her prince fiancé ends their engagement following the defeat of the Demon King.
Left alone and powerless, Romelia use her unique ability to bring good fortune to rebuild her life.
She returns to her homeland, which remains plagued by monsters and remnants of the evil army, and sets out to gather supporters and fight for her cause while managing without financial resources.
To celebrate the anime announcement and the milestone of over 400,000 copies sold, MAGCOMI is hosting a lottery for fans.
Five winners will receive autographed copies of the manga’s latest volume. To participate, users need to follow the MAGCOMI account on Twitter/X and retweet the announcement.
The highly anticipated anime film My Hero Academia: You’re Next is set to make its North American debut on October 11, 2024, following a successful release in Japan on August 2, 2024.
The film will be shown in both English dubbed and subbed versions in theaters across the U.S. and Canada.
Prior to this, a special screening event at the Egyptian Theater in Hollywood, hosted by Toho International in collaboration with Beyond Fest 2024, will give some lucky fans an early look on October 6, 2024.
This screening celebrates the film’s success and offers fans a chance to experience it on the big screen before its broader release.
Set between the sixth and seventh seasons of the anime, My Hero Academia: You’re Next continues the story of Deku and his friends as they face new challenges following the Paranormal Liberation War and the escape of the villain All for One.
My Hero Academia: You’re Next (Bones)
The film introduces a new character, Dark Might, who claims the title of the new Symbol of Peace. This character is a dark counterpart to the beloved hero All Might, bringing a new level of intensity and intrigue to the story.
As society teeters on the edge of collapse, Deku and his allies confront this unexpected and formidable threat.
Dark Might, who resembles All Might but embodies opposing ideals, has a Quirk that rivals even the strongest heroes.
He is supported by a mysterious figure named Anna and pursued by the mysterious butler Giulio.
The film explores Dark Might’s connection to the Gollini Family, a criminal syndicate, adding layers of mystery and danger to the plot.
Fans will enjoy seeing how this new villain measures up against the heroes, particularly in light of the significant damage Japan has sustained and the ongoing battle between heroes and villains.
Fans attending the Beyond Fest screening will be given a special treat, as Kenta Miyake, the voice actor for Dark Might, and Daiki Yamashita, who voices Deku, will be present.
This event will offer a unique opportunity to engage with the voices behind these iconic characters and add to the excitement surrounding the film.
With its combination of high-stakes action and a new dark twist on a familiar hero, My Hero Academia: You’re Next promises to be a must-watch for fans of the series.
The highly anticipated anime Leviathan from CGI studio ORANGE has just released its first trailer, generating buzz ahead of its Netflix debut in 2025.
The anime takes place in 1914, right before World War I begins. It follows Prince Aleksander, who is fleeing for his life as the heir to the Austro-Hungarian throne.
On his journey, he encounters Deryn Sharp, a commoner disguised as a boy in the British Air Service, while aboard the bioengineered airship HMS Leviathan.
Their unexpected meeting leads to a grand adventure around the world that could change both their lives and the course of history.
Leviathan (Orange)
The anime is based on the 2009 novel by Scott Westerfeld, which won the Aurealis Award for Best Young Adult Novel and was illustrated by Keith Thompson.
This adaptation is produced by Qubic Pictures, directed by Christophe Ferreira, and features Justin Leach and Daiki Sakurai as executive producers.
Music for the series will be composed by Joe Hisaishi, known for his work on Studio Ghibli films and Ni no Kuni.
Nobuko Toda and Kazuma Jinnouchi will also contribute to the soundtrack, adding to the series’ musical depth.
Studio ORANGE, known for its high-quality 3DCG animation on shows like Land of the Lustrous, BEASTARS, and TRIGUN: STAMPEDE, is behind the animation of Leviathan.
The studio’s expertise in creating detailed and immersive visuals promises to bring the novel’s world to life in a striking way.
The team’s experience with 3DCG animation suggests that Leviathan will offer a visually rich and engaging experience for viewers.
With a compelling story and a talented team working on it, Leviathan is set to be a standout adaptation of Westerfeld’s popular novel.
Fans can look forward to a visually stunning anime that combines historical adventure with fantastical elements, all brought to life by the skilled creators behind it.
