18-Second Clannad After Story Teaser Trailer Streamed
posted on 2008-03-28 14:07 EDT
The official Japanese website for the Clannad television anime series is streaming a 18-second teaser trailer for the Clannad After Story follow-up series. The staff (including director Tatsuya Ishihara series script editor Fumihiko Shimo) and cast will be largely unchanged from the first series, which just ended after 22 episodes and a side-story episode on Thursday. Like the first series, Clannad After Story is based on a 2004 romance visual novel software title by the developer Key (Air, Kanon). The Kyoto Animation studio has yet to announce the premiere date for Clannad After Story.
Source: Saishin Anime Jōhō
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