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New Devilman Anime In The Works, Fall 2015 Release Planned


First Ushio & Tora, now Devilman. It seems like 2015 is the year of the classic revival!

Earlier today, Dynamic Planning announced that a new anime adaptation of Devilman is in the works. The series will be produced by Actus, who is best known for its work on Girls und Panzer.

The feature will be screened in theaters across Japan this fall. The final list of theaters has yet to be released, but seven locations have already posted the show’s key visual:

  • Shinjuku Wald 9
  • Yokohama Petersburg 13
  • T · Joy Kyoto
  • Umeda Burg 7
  • Hiroshima Baltic 11
  • T · Joy Hakata
  • T · Joy Niigata Bandai

Speaking of the visual, you can check it out below:

Devilman 2015 Key Visual 001 - 20150416

The tagline reads “A Demon Awakens.”

Devilman is one of Go Nagai’s signature works. The original manga ran from 1972 to 1973, and inspired numerous adaptations and sequel works. The most recent Devilman adaptation prior to the new series was a 2004 live-action film that starred Hisato Izaki as the titular Devilman.

Dynamic Planning is a licensing company owned by Go Nagai. The organization was established in 1974 as a sister company to Dynamic Productions, Nagai’s rights management corporation.

Source: Akiba Souken

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