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The Legendary Hero Is Dead! Anime's 1st Video Unveils More Cast, Staff
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The staff for the television anime of Subaruichi's The Legendary Hero is Dead! (Yūsha ga Shinda! Murabito no Ore ga Hotta Otoshiana ni Yuusha ga Ochita Kekka) manga debuted the anime's first full promotional video, second key visual, and character designs on Friday. The video announces two more cast members and more staff members:
The newly announced cast members are:
Yū Satō (Space Battleship Tiramisu, Tenka Hyakken) is supervising the series scripts. Yosuke Yabumoto (Duel Masters, Tribe Nine) is designing the characters, and Akito Fujiwara is designing the monsters and props. The other staff members include:
- Art Setting: Hiroyuki Ōyama (Barnstorm Design Labo)
- Art Director: Takayoshi Fukushima
- Color Key Artist: Mineyo Ōnishi
- Compositing Director of Photography: Yuusaku Murakami
- Editing: Misaki Enokida
- Sound Director: Youji Shimizu
Wataru Katō and Shunichi Toki both voice the main character Touka Scott. Toki also plays the dead hero Sion Bladan. The other cast members include:
- Ayana Taketatsu as Anri Haysworth
- Hibiku Yamamura as Yuna Eunice
- Yurika Kubo as Marguerit Farom
Rion Kujo (Aesthetica of a Rogue Hero, s-CRY-ed) is directing the anime at LIDEN FILMS. Kanako Nishi and Yukio Kondо̄ of MOKA☆ are composing the music. Tohokushinsha is handling sound production, and Pony Canyon is in charge of music production. WOWMAX is producing the anime.
Southeast Asian publisher Shogakukan Asia licensed the manga, and it describes the story:
Touka is just your average (slightly perverted) farmer in the village of Cheza. While he daydreams about being a hero and getting the girl, the real hero, Sion, is out battling demons that threaten to invade the world! But one day, Touka accidentally kills the hero…?! With the Legendary Hero dead, who's going to save the world now?! Touka quickly buries Sion's body to hide the evidence, but wakes up the next day to discover he is no longer in his own body…!!
Subaruichi launched the manga in Shogakukan's Ura Sunday web comic magazine in December 2014, and it ended in December 2020. Shogakukan published the manga's 20th and final compiled book volume in Japan in March 2021. A spinoff titled Yūsha ga Shinda! Kami no Kun-hen) launched in May.
Source: Comic Natalie
