Gakken has officially announced the upcoming anime "Sai-Kyo-Oh! Zukan: The Ultimate Battles," scheduled to premiere on January 6 on TV Tokyo as part of the Iniminimanimo program. The series promises an engaging storyline centered around ultimate battles, adding an exciting element to the world of children's anime.
Key Cast and Characters
Yoshihisa Kawahara takes on the role of Mr. Most in the anime. As a central character, Mr. Most is poised to contribute to the dynamic and entertaining narrative, drawing in young audiences with his adventures.Supervision and Direction Team
The anime benefits from the expertise of the Gakken editorial department and Tetsuya Meguro, ensuring a captivating and age-appropriate storyline for its target audience. Kunihiko Yuyama, renowned for his role as the chief director of Pokémon, assumes the position of chief director for "Sai-Kyo-Oh! Zukan: The Ultimate Battles." Shintarō Kishimoto directs the anime at OLM Digital, contributing to the visual and narrative aspects of the series.Creative Team and Collaborators
Shinji Satō oversees the series script, promising a well-crafted and engaging storyline for viewers. Toonz Imai takes on the responsibility of character design, adding a visually appealing and distinctive touch to the characters. Kisuke Koizumi serves as the sound director, while Yusuke Kamimachi is responsible for composing the music, enhancing the overall audiovisual experience of the anime."Sai-Kyo-Oh! Zukan: The Ultimate Battles" aims to capture the imagination of its young audience with thrilling battles and exciting adventures. As the anime debuts on January 6, viewers can look forward to an entertaining and imaginative addition to the world of children's animated series.The anime adapts Gakken's children's book series Sai-Kyo-Oh! Zukan. The series pits animals and dinosaurs against each other in a tournament. The franchise has 4 million copies in circulation.
Ayato Shinozaki will perform the show's theme song "Sai-Kyo-Oh! Zukan: Be your Sai-kyo-Oh! feat. Sunshine Ikezaki."