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100 Nichikan Ikita Wani Anime Film Casts Nobue Iketani, Tomokazu Sugita (Updated)

posted on by Rafael Antonio Pineda
Iketani, Sugita play protagonist Wani's parents in May film

The official website for 100 Nichikan Ikita Wani, the anime film of Yuuki Kikuchi's 100-nichi go ni Shinu Wani (Wani Dies in 100 DAYS) manga, revealed two new cast members for the film on Wednesday. Nobue Iketani (left in image below) and Tomokazu Sugita (right) play the protagonist Wani's parents in the film.

The cast includes (pictured above from left to right):

Shinichirō Ueda (Digimon Adventure: Last Evolution Kizuna) and Miyuki Fukuda (Complex x Complex) are directing and writing the anime film. Tomonori Kogawa (Space Battleship Yamato Resurrection) is the animation director. Seiji Kameda is composing the music. Ikimono-gakari is performing the theme song. TIA is handling the animation production, and TOHO is distributing the film.

The film will open in Japan on May 28.

The manga shows the everyday life of an alligator who hangs out with his friends and colleagues, with the premise that the main character will die at the end of the manga. Kikuchi began serializing the manga in December 2019, publishing one new four-panel chapter every day.

The manga quickly went viral on Japanese Twitter, with each new chapter receiving thousands of likes. The manga ended in March 2020, and Kikuchi announced the film and book on the same day. Ikimono-gakari guitarist Yoshiki Mizuno, YouTuber Hajime Syacho, comedian Atsushi Tamura, and film director Shinichirō Ueda all commented on the manga's ending. The manga's compiled book volume shipped last April.

Sources: 100-nichi go ni Shinu Wani anime's website, Comic Natalie

Update: Title's spelling corrected. Thanks, CheerSong


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