Prince of Stride: Alternative

[God Gohan]

[FLOAT_RIGHT][/FLOAT_RIGHT] Kadokawa announced on Sunday that its otome game Prince of Stride is getting a TV anime series in January 2016 titled Prince of Stride Alternative. Media Factory's YouTube channel is currently streaming the show's first promotional video.

 

 

The game's cast is returning for the anime:

 

Ryohei Kimura as Riku Yagami

Nobuhiko Okamoto as Takeru Fujiwara

Kana Hanazawa as Nana Sakurai

Kensho Ono as Hozumi Kohinata

Daisuke Ono as Heath Hasekura

Hiro Shimono as Ayumu Kadowaki

Junichi Suwabe as Kyosuke Kuga

Ryotaro Okiayu as Yujiro Dan

Mamoru Miyano as Reiji Suwa

Daisuke Hirakawa as Shizuma Mayuzumi

Takuya Eguchi as Bantaro Chiyomatsu

Tatsuhisa Suzuki as Tasuku Senoo

Yuuki Ono as Asuma Mayuzumi

Toshiyuki Toyonaga as Kaede Okumura

 

Shūji Sogabe [FiFS] is credited with the original design works for the series. Kanako Nono [FiFS] is credited with the original character design, and Tomoyuki Uchikoga is credited with the original graphic design. Atsuko Ishizuka (Hanayamata, No Game, No Life, The Pet Girl of Sakurasou) is directing the series at MADHOUSE. Taku Kishimoto (Silver Spoon, Haikyu!!, Bunny Drop) is handling the series composition, and Kokunen Ou (Hanayamata) is adapting Nono's character designs for animation.

 

[FLOAT_RIGHT][/FLOAT_RIGHT]The original game revolves around "Stride," an extreme sport that involves six people on one team who run relay races through towns. Hōnan Academy and other schools compete to win eastern Japan's top Stride competition, "End of Summer."

 

The series revolves around a closed-down "Stride" club at Hōnan Academy. First-year high school students Takeru Fujiwara and Nana Sakurai attempt to restart the club, but they must recruit six members for the team. They ask Riku Yagami to join, but he turns them down by saying that Stride is the one thing he doesn't want to do. However, Takeru and Nana drag Riku into the clubroom to try to convince him.

 

Kadokawa Games released the game for the PlayStation Vita on July 30, The game franchise has already inspired a "visual novel series" (light novels with many illustrations) by various authors and a drama CD. Kadokawa released the fourth visual novel in the series on August 21

 

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Edited December 28, 2016 by Guest

[Evil Bunny of Doom]

I saw the trailer earlier on facebook. It seems quite interesting and there's a lot of running Since it's the adaptation of an otome game, what we're gonna get is probably some kind of sports reverse harem (?) Dunno, but the cast is good so I'm expecting a good anime