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Quiz Magical Academy Anime's 'Making-of' Video Posted
posted on 2008-08-29 13:24 EDT
The game developer Konami is streaming a "making-of" video for the original video anime version of its Quiz Magic Academy game franchise. The video includes actual anime footage as well as shots of the animators creating scenes and the cast members voicing their roles. As the name implies, the anime is based on Konami's trivia arcade games that are set in a magical academy. The anime project will ship on September 12 in Japan.
Source: Moon Phase
Image © 2008 Konami Digital Entertainment Co., Ltd.
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