The first news is about the first promotional video for the anime series Skip and Loafer has been released The first promotional video for the television anime adaptation of the Skip and Loafer (Skip to Loafer) manga by Misaki Takamatsu was made public on Monday. In April, the animation will have its Japanese premiere, and Crunchyroll will broadcast the episodes as they are released.
• Tomoyo Kurosawa as Mitsumi Iwakura
• Akinori Egoshi as Sо̄suke Shima
• Yuka Terasaki as Mika Egashira
• Maaya Uchida as Yuzuki Murashige
• Megumi Han as Makoto Kurume
The anime is being directed by Kotomi Deai (Natsume’s Book of Friends), who is also in charge of the series scripts at P.A Works. The characters are being created by Manami Umeshita (Stella Women’s Academy, High School Division Class C3), who is also in charge of the animation. The soundtrack is written by Takatsugu Wakabayashi (Dragonar Academy).
Outstanding in school Iwakura Mitsumi has long harboured aspirations of leaving her little hometown, enrolling in a famous university, and bringing about a constructive change in the world. She’s so intent on achieving her objectives, though, that she is unprepared for the very different (and overwhelming) city life that awaits her in a Tokyo high school. She quickly befriends Shima Sousuke, a charming classmate who is equally laid-back and over-prepared, which is fortunate for her. Will Sousuke’s support enable this innocent village girl to succeed in Tokyo?
In August 2018, Takamatsu published the first issue of the manga in Monthly Afternoon by Kodansha. Kodansha released the eighth volume of the manga’s compilation book on Monday. In November 2022, Seven Seas Entertainment released the sixth volume of the manga.
According to Takarajimasha’s Kono Manga ga Sugoi! (This Manga Is Amazing!) Guidebook, the manga was ranked #7 in manga for male readers in the year 2020. It was nominated for the Best General Manga prize at the 44th Annual Kodansha Manga Awards in 2020 and the 13th Manga Taisho Awards.
On Monday, Crunchyroll announced that it would begin streaming the English dub for the second season of the television anime adaptation of Makoto Yukimura’s Vinland Saga manga.
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• Ian Sinclair as Einar
• Wendy Powell as Emma
• Doug Jackson
• John Swasey as Leif
• Marisa Duran as Lotta
• Kent Williams as Narrator
Josh Grelle will once more voice Canute in the second season, and Mike Haimoto will return to the role of Thorfinn. The two are playing the same characters from the Sentai Filmworks English dub. Jennifer Alyx, Josh Martin, Jeff Plunk, Mac McGee, Tom Laflin, Gerardo Davila, Ivan Jasso, Marcus Stimac, and Jennifer AuBuchon are additional voice actors. Ashe Thurman is also a contributor.
The English dub is being directed by Jerry Jewell and Jill Harris. The engineers for ADR are Jeremy Woods, Olivia Harris, and Sawyer Pfledderer. James Cheek wrote the script, which is being directed by Jarrod Greene. The preparation for ADR is under Benjamin Tehrani’s supervision.
On January 9, Tokyo MX, BS11, and Gifu Broadcasting broadcast the first episode of the anime’s second season. In Japan, Netflix and other services have anime available for streaming. Both Crunchyroll and Netflix are streaming the season internationally, with the exception of Asia and China. The season is also available on Crunchyroll with dubs in English, Latin American Spanish, Brazilian Portuguese, German, and French.
Instead of Wit Studio, the personnel from the first season will be back for MAPPA, an animation studio. The anime will again be directed by Attack on Titan 3D director Shhei Yabuta, who also directed Inuyashiki, Last Hero. The screenplays for the television series are once again being written and directed by Hiroshi Seko (Banana Fish, Ajin: Demi-Human). The characters are being created by Takahiko Abiru, who directed the animation for Hunter x Hunter in 2011. The music is once again being composed by Yutaka Yamada (Tokyo Ghoul, Donten Ni Warau Gaiden: Ketsubetsu, Yamainu no Chikai).
In July 2019, the first episode of the anime was released. Both domestically and internationally, the anime was streamed on Amazon Prime Video. The anime’s home video distribution was authorised by Sentai Filmworks. In July, the series was made available on HIDIVE and Netflix. Each of the two streaming platforms offered two distinct English dubs.
In 2005, Yukimura published the first chapter of the story in the Weekly Shnen Magazine of Kodansha, but later that year Kodansha switched the publication to Afternoon. Beginning in November 2019, Yukimura will begin the manga’s fourth and last arc. Over 7 million copies of the series have been printed. The manga will be made available in English by Kodansha USA Publishing.
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