Akuma Kun: Everything we know so far NetflixStep into a world of demons and magic. From its official release date to key visuals, here is everything you need to know about Netflix\u2019s latest anime, Akuma Kun. Based on the classic 1960s manga by Shigeru Mizuki, known for the award-winning GeGeGe no Kitaro, Akuma Kun is an already well-established fan favorite in the anime world. Already with several manga versions, an RPG, a live-action TV show, two movies, and an anime that ran between 1989 and 1990, we\u2019re excited about what Netflix will bring to the story. So, let\u2019s begin. From its official release to the latest countdown trailer, here is everything you need to know about Akuma Kun. Akuma Kun: Is there a release? Akuma Kun will premiere worldwide on Netflix on November 9, 2023. Announced back in 2021, the wait is nearly over for fans as Akuma Kun joins the list of exciting November releases. It\u2019s a great fit for the spooky Halloween season, so get ready to dive into this animated horror series and hunt your demons in the dark. Akuma Kun plot According to Netflix, Akuma Kun tells the story of a strange young boy who\u2019s trying to save the world from conflict, strife, and hunger with the help of some unlikely (and demonic) allies. But will he succeed? It contains the same elements as all the previous manga: a child prodigy who appears once every 10,000 years (nicknamed Akuma-kun), surrounded by demons from myths and folk stories from around the world, and the use of dark magic. Akuma Kun cast: Who\u2019s in it? The all-star cast includes: Y\u00fbki Kaji as Akuma Kun – Toshio Furukawa as Mephisto II – Yuko Mita as Shingo Umoregi – Ryoko Shiraishi as Sanae Kazama – Yumiri Hanamori as Mio Kazama – Fairouz Ai as Gremory – Yukiyo Fujii as Hina Asanagi – Akuma Kun is one of four commemoration projects celebrating the 100th anniversary of Shigeru Mizuki\u2019s birth. Although the legendary manga artist passed away in 2015 at 93, his work continues to inspire audiences worldwide, which is why the cast and production crew had to be just right. Junichi Sato, known for the Aria franchise and Sailor Moon, returned to take the helm for this series as chief director, alongside Fumitoshi Oizaki from A Centaur\u2019s Life and Romeo x Juliet. With Sato previously working on both the TV anime adaptation and its two films, we\u2019re sure that the new Netflix series will maintain the magical feel of its predecessors. It\u2019s presented by Toei Animation (known for Sailor Moon Eternal and Dragon Quest: The Adventure of Dai) and produced by Encourage Films (founded by ex-Gonzo producer Toyo Ikeda and director Fumitoshi Oizaki). With such a talented team behind it, fans can anticipate nothing but the best from this new anime series. Is there a trailer? Netflix has already released several trailers showcasing the mysterious and dark world of Akuma Kun. Netflix has been building excitement around the Akuma Kun universe over the past year. It all started with the first teaser trailer in May 2023, followed by another in August. They\u2019ve also released a series of \u201ccountdown\u201d videos, with the first one appearing on October 30. Check it out below: Akuma Kun is a timeless classic, and Netflix has provided a gateway for a new generation of fans to immerse themselves in the enchanting world of Shigeru Mizaki\u2019s creations through this thrilling new series. So, are you planning to tune in for the premiere of Akuma Kun on November 9th? We sure are. Akuma Kun streams on Netflix from November 9. While you\u2019re streaming, why not take a look at our other anime coverage? Beginner\u2019s guide to anime: Shonen, genres & more explained | 10 best horror anime series to watch this Halloween | One Punch Man Season 3: Everything we know | Dragon Ball Daima: Everything we know<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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