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Digimon Adventure tri. Gets New Trailer & Teaser Video


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Over the weekend, the official Digimon Adventure tri. website began streaming a pair of teasers for the project. The theatrical trailer, as well as a one-minute teaser. Both videos give a brief sampling of the voice acting for the Digidestined.

Theatrical Trailer

Teaser Promo

Digimon Adventure tri. is slated to be a series of six theatrical films, with the first premiering on November 21.

Digimon Tri Key Visual 002 - 20150310The original cast for the Digimon partners will return for the series, with the full list being as follows:

  • Agumon: Chika Sakamoto
  • Gabumon: Mayumi Yamaguchi
  • Piyomon: Katori Shigematsu
  • Gomamon: Junko Takeuchi
  • Palmon: Kinoko Yamada
  • Patamon: Miwa Matsumoto
  • Tentomon: Takahiro Sakurai
  • Tailmon: Yuka Tokumitsu

The human characters, on the other hand, were recast. The confirmed cast is as follows:

  • Taichi Yagami: Natsuki Hanae
  • Yamato Ishida: Yoshimasa Hosoya
  • Sora Takenouchi: Suzuko Mimori
  • Kōshirō Izumi: Mutsumi Tamura
  • Mimi Tachikawa: Hitomi Yoshida
  • Jō Kido: Junya Ikeda
  • Takeru Takaishi: Junya Enoki
  • Hikari Yagami: MAO
  • Daigo Nishijima: Daisuke Namikawa
  • Maki Himekawa: Yuko Kaida

Keitaro Motonaga (Magic Knight Rayearth OVA, Jormungand) is directing the film, while Yuuko Kakihara (Heaven’s Lost Property) serves as script supervisor. Character designs will be provided by Atsuya Uki (Cencoroll).

Previously, four key visuals, and a pair of teasers were released to promote the project, which you can check out below:

Key Visuals

Teasers

Source: Digimon Adventure tri. Website

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