The Rising of The Shield Hero Anime's Theme Song Artists
Revealed
The official website for the television anime of Aneko Yusagi's The
Rising of The Shield Hero (Tate
no Yūsha no Nariagari) fantasy light novel series revealed the
theme song artists for the anime on Sunday. Dance vocal group MADKID will
perform the opening theme song "RISE." Chiai Fujikawa will perform
the ending theme song "Kimi no Namae" (Your Name).
One Peace Books is releasing the novel series and Aiya Kyū's
manga adaptation in English. The publisher describes the novels'
first compiled book volume:
Naofumi
Iwatani, an uncharismatic otaku who spends his days
on games and manga, suddenly finds himself summoned to a parallel universe! He
discovers he is one of four heroes equipped with legendary weapons and tasked
with saving the world from its prophesied destruction. As the Shield Hero, the weakest
of the heroes, all is not as it seems. Naofumi is soon alone, penniless, and
betrayed. With no one to turn to, and nowhere to run, he is left with only his
shield. Now, Naofumi must rise to become the legendary Shield Hero and save the
world!
The main voice
cast includes:
Kaito Ishikawa as Naofumi Iwatani, the Shield Hero
Asami Seto as
Raphtalia, a demi-human
Yoshitsugu
Matsuoka as Ren Amaki, the Sword Hero
Makoto
Takahashi as Motoyasu Kitamura, the Spear Hero
Yoshitaka
Yamaya as Itsuki Kawasumi, the Bow Hero
Rina
Hidaka as Filo, a Filolial Queen and a member of the avian
species known as Filolial
Maaya
Uchida as Melty, a girl Naofumi Iwatani met among the
Filolials
Takao Abo (Norn9) directs the
anime at Kinema Citrus. Keigo
Koyanagi (Regalia:
The Three Sacred Stars) is in charge of series composition. Masahiro Suwa (Chaika
the Coffin Princess animation director) is adapting Minami Seira's original
character designs for animation.
The main staff
also includes:
·
Design Leader: Takeshi Takakura
·
Design Assistant: Shinpei Wada
·
Monster Design: Satoshi Mori (GiFT Animation)
·
Action Setting: Yuka Kuroda
·
Prop Design: Ayako Sugimura
·
Color Design: Anna Okamatsu (Kinema
Citrus)
·
Visual Advisor: Osamu Masuyama (Inspired)
·
Art: Shinsuke Kinoshita (Inspired), Sachiko
Nishiguchi (Inspired), Seiko
Akashi (Studio Uni)
·
3D CG Director: Yuushi Koshida (Orange)
·
2D Artist: hydekick
·
Motion Graphics: Hidekatsu Uemura (Sublimation)
·
Director of Photography: Yukiyo
Kajiwara
·
Editing: Hitomi Sudō
·
Sound Production: Glovision
·
Sound Director: Fumiyuki Go
·
Composer: Kevin Penkin
·
Music Production: Hiromitsu Iijima (IRMA LA
DOUCE), Shunichi Uemura (Nippon
Columbia)
The anime
will premiere in January. Crunchyroll will stream the
anime with both English subtitles and dubbing as it airs in Japan. Crunchyroll premiered the
first dubbed episode at Crunchyroll Expo on
September 3 with guests from the anime.
MF Books
published the novel series' 19th compiled volume in January, and the 20th
volume will ship on December 25. One Peace Books released
the 12th volume in August.
Kyū launched
the manga adaptation in Media Factory's Monthly Comic Flapper magazine in 2014,
and Media
Factory released the 11th volume on July 23. The 12th volume
will ship on December 21. One Peace Booksreleased
the ninth volume in August.
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