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Eight New Cast Members Join The Silver Guardian Anime (Plus Visuals)


It looks like this guardian’s getting a few new friends.

On Friday, the official The Silver Guardian anime website updated with eight new cast members. The following will join the show’s cast:

  • Wanchoi: Sara Matsumoto
  • Ransho: Yuuto Suzuki
  • Eru: Satomi Akesaka
  • Ling: Mitsuru Miyamoto
  • Riku Yuuki: Takayuki Sugo
  • Twinstar: Ami Koshimizu
  • Farin: Nozomi Nishida
  • Phoebe: Nana Mizuki

Visuals for Wanchoi, Ransho, Eru, Ling, and Riku Yuuki were also unveiled, which you can check out below:

The new roles join two previously confirmed leads:

  • Riku Sui Gin: Jun Fukuyama
  • Riku Lei: Yuka Saitou

The Silver Guardian began airing on April 1. Crunchyroll is streaming the show as part of their Spring 2017 simulcast lineup.

The Silver Guardian is based on Chinese comic series Yín Zhi Shou Mù Rén. Masahiko Ohkura (Yukikaze, Blue Drop) is directing the show at Haoliners Emon, with Yoshiaki Tsubata (Phantom ~Requiem for the Phantom~, Souten no Ken) providing character designs. Ohkura is in charge of series composition, along with Hidefumi Kimura (Avenger, Kiddy Grade).

Minako Seki (Kingdom) is scoring the title’s soundtrack.

Crunchyroll describes The Silver Guardian as:

The protagonist, Riku Suigin is a pro-level gamer. The heroine, Riku Rei, knows of this and is the most beautiful girl in school and also loves video games. Suigin receives a device to play a net game called “Grave Buster” from Rei, but Rei is suddenly kidnapped. When Rei puts his hand on the device, he’s sucked into the world of the game. And in that world, a battle between the tomb raiders and tomb protectors for the tomb of the mother goddess Bango’s tomb has been going on for 1000 years.

Source: Ota-suke

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