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Two New “Big Order” Visuals Hit The Web


It’s shaping up to be an order of epic proportions!

Earlier today, the Big Order anime staff released a pair of key visuals for the series.

Big Order Visual 001 - 20160408

Big Order Visual 002 - 20160408

Big Order is based on Sakae Esuno’s manga of the same name. The series will be directed by Nobuharu Kamanaka (Tokyo ESP) at Asread, with Tomoka Kojima (Sword Art Online) providing character designs. Katsuhiko Takayama (Aldnoah.Zero, Triage X

The confirmed cast for the project includes:

  • Eiji Hoshimiya: Masakazu Morita
  • Rin Kurenai: Shiori Mikami
  • Iyo: Azusa Tadokoro
  • Sena Hoshimiya: Misaki Kuno
  • Daisy: Mari Misaki
  • Gennai Hoshimiya: Satoshi Tsuruoka
  • Ayahito Sundan: Yuu Hayashi
  • Benkei Narukami: Fumihiko Tachiki
  • Kagekiyo Tairano: Hitomi Harada
  • Yoshitsune Hiiragi: Shinnosuke Tachibana
  • Abraham Louis Fran: Tarusuke Shingaki
  • Kokudo Soumoku: Norio Wakamoto
  • Lauryn Wright: Makoto Ishii
  • Ayahito Sundan: Yuu Hayashi
  • Kuno Mari: Saori Hayami
  • Kagekiyo Tairano: Hitomi Harada
  • Nene Minamoto: Aya Uchida
  • Hatori Hanzo: Ryōtarō Okiayu
  • Shirabyoshi Kuroko: Mayumi Asano

Earlier this week, Crunchyroll announced that they will simulcast Big Order starting on April 15. The series will be available in all regions outside of Asia starting at 11:00AM Pacific (2:00PM Eastern).

Crunchyroll describes Big Order as:

This is a story that begins after the world ends. One day, a new student transfers to the school attended by the story’s protagonist, Hoshimiya Eiji. She’s an attractive girl named Kurenai Rin, and Eiji immediately wants to get closer to her. Then, as Eiji is on his way home from school, who should appear behind him but the new student, Rin?! The latest work by Esuno Sakae, the author of Mirai Nikki, is finally getting an anime! less

Source: Comic Natalie

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