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Sengoku Night Blood Stage Play Reveals Main Visual

posted on by Jennifer Sherman
Play runs in Tokyo in August

The official website for the stage play adaptation of the Sengoku Night Blood smartphone game revealed the main visual on Friday.

The play's cast includes:

Ikkei Yamamoto as Maeda Toshiie


Yoshihiko Aramaki as Uesugi Kagekatsu


Takuya Kishimoto as Shibata Katsuie


Hinata Matsumoto as Akechi Mitsuhide


Fūma Sadamoto as Takenaka Shigeharu


Shō Jinnai as Naoe Kanetsugu


Takahisa Maeyama as Uesugi Kenshin


Keishi Hagio as Niwa Nagahide


Ryūgi Yokota as Mori Ranmaru


Hidetoshi Kubota as Oda Nobunaga


TAKA as Kuroda Yoshitaka


Tomoru Akazawa as Toyotomi Hideyoshi


Yamamoto and Aramaki are reprising the roles from the game and anime.

The play will run at The Galaxy Theatre in Tokyo from August 16-26. Shinichi Ono (Mr. Osomatsu stage plays) is directing the play, and Yūichi Toyone (live-action Kuchibiru ni Uta o, Bokura wa Minna Shindeiru) is writing the script.

Marvelous, Kadokawa, and Otomate's iOS and Android game launched in Japan in May 2017. The game centers around different warlords from Japan's Warring States (Sengoku) period, who are all involved with the player character. The game is described as a "Warring States romance fantasy." Each of the six factions in the game feature a different Otomate artist.

Original character designers for the game include Usaba Kagero (Wand of Fortune) for the Oda Army, Mai Hanamura (Amnesia) for the Toyotomi Army, Shikisakigumi (Hakuōki) for the Uesugi Army, miko (Code:Realize) for the Takeda Army, Kuroyuki (Period:Cube) for the Sanada Army, and Teita (Norn9) for the Date Army.

The story focuses on Yuzuki, a girl whose cell phone transports her into another world that almost resembles Japan's Warring States Period, but is actually another world that has vampires and werewolves.

The game inspired an anime adaptation that premiered on October 3 and has 12 episodes. Crunchyroll streamed the series as it aired in Japan.

Sources: Sengoku Night Blood play's website, Stage Natalie


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