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Mushrambo Film Remakes' First Teaser Trailer Streamed
posted on 2008-05-07 12:39 EDT
The Toei Animation production company is streaming the first teaser trailer for the two-part theatrical film adaptation of its Mushrambo television series. Toei's first original boys' action-adventure anime series aired in Japan in 2000 and later on America's ABC Family and Toon Disney channels under the name Shinzo. The two movies will retain most of the television series' main staff and cast, except that director Kenji Nakamura (Ayakashi - Samurai Horror Tales' "Bakeneko," Mononoke) will join the project for the remakes. There will be two 90-minute films, Kokoro o Chikara ni and Owaranai Chikyū.
Source: Moon Phase
Image © Izumi Todo, Toei Animation
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