Made In Abyss

The official Twitter account for the Made in Abyss television anime series announced on Saturday that the show's 13th and final episode will be a one-hour special. The staff will also host an advanced screening of the final episode on September 24 in Tokyo. Staff and cast will be in attendance at the screening and will host a talk show. The anime's ninth episode aired on August 31. The show premiered in Japan on July 7, and is streaming in the United States on Amazon's Anime Strike service. HIDIVE is streaming the series outside of the United States. Masayuki Kojima (Black Bullet, Tibetan Dog) is directing the anime at the studio Kinema Citrus (Scorching Ping Pong Girls, Barakamon). Hideyuki Kurata (Samurai Flamenco, The World God Only Knows) is in charge of series composition, and Kazuchika Kise (Ghost in the Shell: Arise Alternative Architecture, xxxHOLiC) is designing the characters. Kevin Penkin (Norn9, Under the Dog) is composing the music. The anime is based on Aki

When interviewing anime creators, it's not common to talk to someone from outside Japan, and it's even less common to interview someone from my own country of Australia. Kevin Penkin's score for Made in Abyss is already being hailed as one of the most captivating soundtracks of the year, playing a major part in how the show introduces its world as Reg and Riko venture down into the abyss. As a huge fan myself, I reached out to Kevin for an interview about his career and work on the show. It appears that all of your anime soundtrack work has been with Kinema Citrus. How did you come to work with them? I met Kinema Citrus when we were attached to the same project called "Under the Dog", which raised just over $875,000 on Kickstarter to fund a 30-minute OVA. Since then, we've enjoyed a wonderful relationship on other projects such as Norn9 and most recently, Made in Abyss. Do you expect to be working on anime outside of Kinema Citrus in the future? That would be lovely. It's

Made in Abyss' first season ended this week, leaving behind an ocean of tears for many fans. This week in anime, Nick and Steve pick up the pieces in the wake of its emotional conclusion. Disclaimer: The views and opinions expressed by the participants in this chatlog are not the views of Anime News Network. Spoiler Warning for discussion of the series ahead. Not Safe For Work warning for content and language. @Lossthief @Liuwdere @ANNJakeH @vestenet You can read our weekly coverage of Made in Abyss here! SteveWell Nick, it's the end of the summer season, so it's time to say goodbye to our favorite trio of spunky spelunkers, those happy kids who now continue on their very fun, totally not dangerous journey through the welcoming and friendly depths of the earth. Yes, of course, I'm talking about Made in Aby--[uncontrollable sobbing] Nick DSorry, I didn't catch that Steve. I was busy taking a big sip from my Seeing Old Yeller At Age 6 Deeply Traumatized Me And N

1st 13-episode series based on Akihito Tsukushi's manga premiered in July The "Deep in Abyss Katari" event for the Made in Abyss franchise announced on Sunday that the Made in Abyss television anime series is getting a sequel. The below video announcement for the sequel features new voiced lines by Toshiyuki Morikawa as Bondrewd. The first 13-episode anime series premiered in Japan on July 7. Sentai Filmworks licensed the series. The show streamed in the United States on Amazon's Anime Strike service, and HIDIVE streamed the series outside of the United States. In the story, an enormous pit and cave system called the "Abyss" is the only unexplored place in the world. Strange and wonderful creatures reside in its depths, and it is full of precious relics that current humans are unable to make. The mysteries of the Abyss fascinate humans, and they head down to explore. The adventurers who venture into pit are known as "Cave Raiders." A little orphan girl named Rico lives