Clannad: Tomoyo Edition's Trailer Streamed
posted on 2008-06-06 04:51 EDT
The official Japanese website for the television anime adaptation of Key's Clannad visual novel franchise has posted a 30-second trailer for the Clannad: Tomoyo-Hen (Clannad: Tomoyo Edition) episode. The episode is set in "another world" separate from the storyline of the original 23-episode slice-of-life series. The producers held a preview theatrical screening of this episode for 400 randomly selected fans on May 31, and the episode will ship in the eighth volume of the Japanese DVDs on July 16.
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