'Shuumatsu no Walküre' 2nd Season Reveals Additional Staff, Cast, First Promo
The official website of the Shuumatsu no Walküre (Record of Ragnarok) anime series revealed four new cast and promotional video on Thursday for its second season. The new season is scheduled to premiere worldwide on Netflix in 2023.Cast
Jack the Ripper: Tomokazu Sugita (Gintama)
Heracles: Katsuyuki Konishi (Kimetsu no Yaiba)
Raiden Tameermon: Subaru Kimura (Akudama Drive)
Buddha: Yuuichi Nakamura (Jujutsu Kaisen)
Animation studio Yumeta Company is co-producing the second season with Graphinica. Yuka Yamada (Kobayashi-san Chi no Maid Dragon) is joining Kazuyuki Fudeyasu (Tensei shitara Slime Datta Ken) for the series composition.
Other returning staff include Masao Ookubo (Fullmetal Alchemist: Brotherhood episode director), Masaki Satou (Magic Kaito), and Yasuharu Takanashi (Kengan Ashura) as the director, character designer, and music composer, respectively.
The first season aired in 12 episodes worldwide on Netflix last June. The anime adapts Shinya Umemura, Takumi Fukui, and Ajichika's dark fantasy battle action manga, which began in Monthly Comic Zenon in November 2017. Coamix published the 15th volume on June 20. VIZ Media licensed the manga in English and will release the fourth volume on October 18.
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Season 2 end with Buddha vs Zero. Which means that Season 3 starts with Qin Shi Huang vs Hades. Im so excited, can't wait for Season 3
Sep 1, 2022 9:56 PM by SiegeArknights
bro this trailer is very bad lol my god the anime has very bad animation I think I'll see the animation because I love the manga but it's ok v hope you're very excited
Aug 25, 2022 1:19 PM by Popsusjsjsjd
If the animation is better I might watch, cuz I love these 3 fights, Buddha's in particular.
Aug 25, 2022 11:50 AM by Arm4d1ll0
More slideshow battles.
Aug 25, 2022 9:30 AM by Icebreaker93
Sugita doesn't sound like Gintoki for once, huh
Aug 25, 2022 9:21 AM by Genoard
Piromysl said:
Yes, it is.
You should not compare Chainsaw Man to stock anime Netflix orders and releases to make effortless buck.
Malty_be_ballin said:
No, it's not. Netflix do this all the time when they have influence, and unless it's an original, it's usually a weird priority. CSM has good priorities from what I can see, and the VA's would have come from competitive auditions if they are new. They would obviously get paid way less than bigger ones, but nothing is really being compromised and the audience for CSM clearly likes what they've seen. Again, you sound like you care a bit much.
No, it's not. Netflix do this all the time when they have influence, and unless it's an original, it's usually a weird priority. CSM has good priorities from what I can see, and the VA's would have come from competitive auditions if they are new. They would obviously get paid way less than bigger ones, but nothing is really being compromised and the audience for CSM clearly likes what they've seen. Again, you sound like you care a bit much.
Yes, it is.
You should not compare Chainsaw Man to stock anime Netflix orders and releases to make effortless buck.
It's a valid comparison. It's showing what priorities can lead to. This series could actually look fine if money wasn't being blown for the sake of big names. They even got Takanashi on the soundtrack for this slideshow. I can actually appreciate what CSM is doing with the budget. Looks like the fans are getting something spectacular.
Aug 25, 2022 9:14 AM by Malty_be_ballin
Tokoya said:
As for Sora, I meant to say 2014 (I mixed up when Tokyo Ghoul and Akame ga Kill came out with 2016, idk why lol), but regardless, my point still stands. At this point, she was still a newcomer in terms of getting prominent roles in prominent anime series and yet they still gave her 3 leading roles in 3 of the biggest anime to come out that year in Akame ga Kill, Tokyo Ghoul and 7DS (Which all 3 to this day are still very popular and well known). She had hype long before the KonoSuba days
Piromysl said:
We are talking about THE most hyped anime in history. Testing rookies here is just weird and kinda risky.
Also, Amamiya had her first major roles in 2014, two years after her debut and exploded in popularity only after voicing Aqua in 2016, so...
Yeah it's risky as hell, and I personally probably wouldn't take those risks, but honestly, from what I've heard so far, nobody sounds bad, and if the series is a success the payoff will more than make up for it and these kids will then get their names out there like Amamiya did and then go on to be prominent VA's We are talking about THE most hyped anime in history. Testing rookies here is just weird and kinda risky.
Also, Amamiya had her first major roles in 2014, two years after her debut and exploded in popularity only after voicing Aqua in 2016, so...
As for Sora, I meant to say 2014 (I mixed up when Tokyo Ghoul and Akame ga Kill came out with 2016, idk why lol), but regardless, my point still stands. At this point, she was still a newcomer in terms of getting prominent roles in prominent anime series and yet they still gave her 3 leading roles in 3 of the biggest anime to come out that year in Akame ga Kill, Tokyo Ghoul and 7DS (Which all 3 to this day are still very popular and well known). She had hype long before the KonoSuba days
Sora, just like Ai Fairouz, who will be voicing Power already had some experience before she received some high profile roles. It usually were minor roles in mundane shows.
But casting some completely green guy as the protagonist of fkin CHAINSAW MAN is asking for disaster, when bar is set so high and expectations are huge.
Unless they are knowing what they are doing, because Original Author is apparently supervising casting process.
Aug 25, 2022 9:06 AM by Piromysl
Tokoya said:
As for Sora, I meant to say 2014 (I mixed up when Tokyo Ghoul and Akame ga Kill came out with 2016, idk why lol), but regardless, my point still stands. At this point, she was still a newcomer in terms of getting prominent roles in prominent anime series and yet they still gave her 3 leading roles in 3 of the biggest anime to come out that year in Akame ga Kill, Tokyo Ghoul and 7DS (Which all 3 to this day are still very popular and well known). She had hype long before the KonoSuba days
Piromysl said:
We are talking about THE most hyped anime in history. Testing rookies here is just weird and kinda risky.
Also, Amamiya had her first major roles in 2014, two years after her debut and exploded in popularity only after voicing Aqua in 2016, so...
Yeah it's risky as hell, and I personally probably wouldn't take those risks, but honestly, from what I've heard so far, nobody sounds bad, and if the series is a success the payoff will more than make up for it and these kids will then get their names out there like Amamiya did and then go on to be prominent VA's We are talking about THE most hyped anime in history. Testing rookies here is just weird and kinda risky.
Also, Amamiya had her first major roles in 2014, two years after her debut and exploded in popularity only after voicing Aqua in 2016, so...
As for Sora, I meant to say 2014 (I mixed up when Tokyo Ghoul and Akame ga Kill came out with 2016, idk why lol), but regardless, my point still stands. At this point, she was still a newcomer in terms of getting prominent roles in prominent anime series and yet they still gave her 3 leading roles in 3 of the biggest anime to come out that year in Akame ga Kill, Tokyo Ghoul and 7DS (Which all 3 to this day are still very popular and well known). She had hype long before the KonoSuba days
RobertBobert said:
It already sounds better, but I hope it doesn't end up as yabai like the Platinum End.
Its a very good series, but I recommend that you read the manga just in case the second season doesn't deliver in the ways that we're hoping it does lolIt already sounds better, but I hope it doesn't end up as yabai like the Platinum End.
Well, I don't know why, but I heard that the Japanese people were quite sarcastic about anime adaptations.
Aug 25, 2022 9:01 AM by RobertBobert
Piromysl said:
We are talking about THE most hyped anime in history. Testing rookies here is just weird and kinda risky.
Also, Amamiya had her first major roles in 2014, two years after her debut and exploded in popularity only after voicing Aqua in 2016, so...
Yeah it's risky as hell, and I personally probably wouldn't take those risks, but honestly, from what I've heard so far, nobody sounds bad, and if the series is a success the payoff will more than make up for it and these kids will then get their names out there like Amamiya did and then go on to be prominent VA's Tokoya said:
Art and animation aside, this series is far from being trash, and as for the VA's how else are the newcomers in Japan supposed to get noticed and get jobs if studios don't take chances on them? Look at Sora Amamiya for example, she was a newcomer back in 2016 and now look at her
Yes, its easier to just bring out OG's but they're not gonna be here forever and will want to do different things, and start families and eventually retire etc. You have to give the next generation a chance to prove themselves, and I commend Mappa for allowing these kids to come in make themselves known in such a big stage like this
Art and animation aside, this series is far from being trash, and as for the VA's how else are the newcomers in Japan supposed to get noticed and get jobs if studios don't take chances on them? Look at Sora Amamiya for example, she was a newcomer back in 2016 and now look at her
Yes, its easier to just bring out OG's but they're not gonna be here forever and will want to do different things, and start families and eventually retire etc. You have to give the next generation a chance to prove themselves, and I commend Mappa for allowing these kids to come in make themselves known in such a big stage like this
We are talking about THE most hyped anime in history. Testing rookies here is just weird and kinda risky.
Also, Amamiya had her first major roles in 2014, two years after her debut and exploded in popularity only after voicing Aqua in 2016, so...
As for Sora, I meant to say 2014 (I mixed up when Tokyo Ghoul and Akame ga Kill came out with 2016, idk why lol), but regardless, my point still stands. At this point, she was still a newcomer in terms of getting prominent roles in prominent anime series and yet they still gave her 3 leading roles in 3 of the biggest anime to come out that year in Akame ga Kill, Tokyo Ghoul and 7DS (Which all 3 to this day are still very popular and well known). She had hype long before the KonoSuba days
RobertBobert said:
It already sounds better, but I hope it doesn't end up as yabai like the Platinum End.
Its a very good series, but I recommend that you read the manga just in case the second season doesn't deliver in the ways that we're hoping it does lol
Tokoya said:
The people chosen represents some of the best that humanity has to offer. The premise of the series is that the Gods want to basically end humanity for good because they feel like humanity is trash, and the Valkyries want to save them because they see the best in us and how much potenntial we have, and thus they believe that humanity is worth saving, so she (Essentially the head Valkyrie sister) chose prominent figures throughout our history to represent the best of us in order to prove to the gods that we are worth saving
The people chosen represents some of the best that humanity has to offer. The premise of the series is that the Gods want to basically end humanity for good because they feel like humanity is trash, and the Valkyries want to save them because they see the best in us and how much potenntial we have, and thus they believe that humanity is worth saving, so she (Essentially the head Valkyrie sister) chose prominent figures throughout our history to represent the best of us in order to prove to the gods that we are worth saving
It already sounds better, but I hope it doesn't end up as yabai like the Platinum End.
Aug 25, 2022 8:59 AM by Tokoya
Malty_be_ballin said:
No, it's not. Netflix do this all the time when they have influence, and unless it's an original, it's usually a weird priority. CSM has good priorities from what I can see, and the VA's would have come from competitive auditions if they are new. They would obviously get paid way less than bigger ones, but nothing is really being compromised and the audience for CSM clearly likes what they've seen. Again, you sound like you care a bit much.
Piromysl said:
If you would do an absolute minimum of research, you would notice, that Chainsaw Man MC would be voiced by a complete rookie with no prior experience, which is kinda weird to do with such a high profile production, while this absolute trash is getting THE best voice actors in the industry.
Pretty wild, isn't it? I think it's worth of pointing out.
If you would do an absolute minimum of research, you would notice, that Chainsaw Man MC would be voiced by a complete rookie with no prior experience, which is kinda weird to do with such a high profile production, while this absolute trash is getting THE best voice actors in the industry.
Pretty wild, isn't it? I think it's worth of pointing out.
No, it's not. Netflix do this all the time when they have influence, and unless it's an original, it's usually a weird priority. CSM has good priorities from what I can see, and the VA's would have come from competitive auditions if they are new. They would obviously get paid way less than bigger ones, but nothing is really being compromised and the audience for CSM clearly likes what they've seen. Again, you sound like you care a bit much.
Yes, it is.
You should not compare Chainsaw Man to stock anime Netflix orders and releases to make effortless buck.
Aug 25, 2022 8:57 AM by Piromysl
Piromysl said:
If you would do an absolute minimum of research, you would notice, that Chainsaw Man MC would be voiced by a complete rookie with no prior experience, which is kinda weird to do with such a high profile production, while this absolute trash is getting THE best voice actors in the industry.
Pretty wild, isn't it? I think it's worth of pointing out.
Malty_be_ballin said:
I never made anything up tho. Just saying that's weird shade to throw at a series unless you actually care. Like, why tf would you bring up the cast here? Lmao
I never made anything up tho. Just saying that's weird shade to throw at a series unless you actually care. Like, why tf would you bring up the cast here? Lmao
If you would do an absolute minimum of research, you would notice, that Chainsaw Man MC would be voiced by a complete rookie with no prior experience, which is kinda weird to do with such a high profile production, while this absolute trash is getting THE best voice actors in the industry.
Pretty wild, isn't it? I think it's worth of pointing out.
No, it's not. Netflix do this all the time when they have influence, and unless it's an original, it's usually a weird priority. CSM has good priorities from what I can see, and the VAs would have still come from competitive auditions if they are new. They would obviously get paid way less than bigger ones, but nothing is really being compromised and the audience for CSM clearly likes what they've seen. Again, you sound like you care a bit much.
Aug 25, 2022 8:55 AM by Malty_be_ballin
Tokoya said:
Yes, its easier to just bring out OG's but they're not gonna be here forever and will want to do different things, and start families and eventually retire etc. You have to give the next generation a chance to prove themselves, and I commend Mappa for allowing these kids to come in make themselves known in such a big stage like this
Piromysl said:
If you would do an absolute minimum of research, you would notice, that Chainsaw Man MC would be voiced by a complete rookie with no prior experience, which is kinda weird to do with such a high profile production, while this absolute trash is getting THE best voice actors in the industry.
Pretty wild, isn't it? I think it's worth of pointing out.
Art and animation aside, this series is far from being trash, and as for the VA's how else are the newcomers in Japan supposed to get noticed and get jobs if studios don't take chances on them? Look at Sora Amamiya for example, she was a newcomer back in 2016 and now look at herIf you would do an absolute minimum of research, you would notice, that Chainsaw Man MC would be voiced by a complete rookie with no prior experience, which is kinda weird to do with such a high profile production, while this absolute trash is getting THE best voice actors in the industry.
Pretty wild, isn't it? I think it's worth of pointing out.
Yes, its easier to just bring out OG's but they're not gonna be here forever and will want to do different things, and start families and eventually retire etc. You have to give the next generation a chance to prove themselves, and I commend Mappa for allowing these kids to come in make themselves known in such a big stage like this
We are talking about THE most hyped anime in history. Testing rookies here is just weird and kinda risky.
Also, Amamiya had her first major roles in 2014, two years after her debut and exploded in popularity only after voicing Aqua in 2016, so...
Aug 25, 2022 8:49 AM by Piromysl
Tokoya said:
The people chosen represents some of the best that humanity has to offer. The premise of the series is that the Gods want to basically end humanity for good because they feel like humanity is trash, and the Valkyries want to save them because they see the best in us and how much potenntial we have, and thus they believe that humanity is worth saving, so she (Essentially the head Valkyrie sister) chose prominent figures throughout our history to represent the best of us in order to prove to the gods that we are worth saving
The people chosen represents some of the best that humanity has to offer. The premise of the series is that the Gods want to basically end humanity for good because they feel like humanity is trash, and the Valkyries want to save them because they see the best in us and how much potenntial we have, and thus they believe that humanity is worth saving, so she (Essentially the head Valkyrie sister) chose prominent figures throughout our history to represent the best of us in order to prove to the gods that we are worth saving
It already sounds better, but I hope it doesn't end up as yabai like the Platinum End.
Aug 25, 2022 8:48 AM by RobertBobert
RobertBobert said:
Adding real people to the mix seems redundant, but ok.
The people chosen represents some of the best that humanity has to offer. The premise of the series is that the Gods want to basically end humanity for good because they feel like humanity is trash, and the Valkyries want to save them because they see the best in us and how much potenntial we have, and thus they believe that humanity is worth saving, so she (Essentially the head Valkyrie sister) chose prominent figures throughout our history to represent the best of us in order to prove to the gods that we are worth saving
Ramkec said:
Pretty much a fighting tournament between the most famous men through history and various Gods from different mythologies.
Pretty much a fighting tournament between the most famous men through history and various Gods from different mythologies.
Adding real people to the mix seems redundant, but ok.
Aug 25, 2022 8:46 AM by Tokoya
Piromysl said:
If you would do an absolute minimum of research, you would notice, that Chainsaw Man MC would be voiced by a complete rookie with no prior experience, which is kinda weird to do with such a high profile production, while this absolute trash is getting THE best voice actors in the industry.
Pretty wild, isn't it? I think it's worth of pointing out.
Art and animation aside, this series is far from being trash, and as for the VA's how else are the newcomers in Japan supposed to get noticed and get jobs if studios don't take chances on them? Look at Sora Amamiya for example, she was a newcomer back in 2016 and now look at herMalty_be_ballin said:
I never made anything up tho. Just saying that's weird shade to throw at a series unless you actually care. Like, why tf would you bring up the cast here? Lmao
I never made anything up tho. Just saying that's weird shade to throw at a series unless you actually care. Like, why tf would you bring up the cast here? Lmao
If you would do an absolute minimum of research, you would notice, that Chainsaw Man MC would be voiced by a complete rookie with no prior experience, which is kinda weird to do with such a high profile production, while this absolute trash is getting THE best voice actors in the industry.
Pretty wild, isn't it? I think it's worth of pointing out.
Yes, its easier to just bring out OG's but they're not gonna be here forever and will want to do different things, and start families and eventually retire etc. You have to give the next generation a chance to prove themselves, and I commend Mappa for allowing these kids to come in make themselves known in such a big stage like this
Aug 25, 2022 8:44 AM by Tokoya
Ramkec said:
Pretty much a fighting tournament between the most famous men through history and various Gods from different mythologies.
RobertBobert said:
Is this title some sort of fantasy fighting game between various mythological dudes and chicks?
Is this title some sort of fantasy fighting game between various mythological dudes and chicks?
Pretty much a fighting tournament between the most famous men through history and various Gods from different mythologies.
Adding real people to the mix seems redundant, but ok.
Aug 25, 2022 8:43 AM by RobertBobert
Malty_be_ballin said:
I never made anything up tho. Just saying that's weird shade to throw at a series unless you actually care. Like, why tf would you bring up the cast here? Lmao
Piromysl said:
lol Imagine making up bullshit nobody said and being smug while at it.
Yes, very "petty".
lol Imagine making up bullshit nobody said and being smug while at it.
Yes, very "petty".
I never made anything up tho. Just saying that's weird shade to throw at a series unless you actually care. Like, why tf would you bring up the cast here? Lmao
If you would do an absolute minimum of research, you would notice, that Chainsaw Man MC would be voiced by a complete rookie with no prior experience, which is kinda weird to do with such a high profile production, while this absolute trash is getting THE best voice actors in the industry.
Pretty wild, isn't it? I think it's worth of pointing out.
Aug 25, 2022 8:39 AM by Piromysl
Piromysl said:
lol Imagine making up bullshit nobody said and being smug while at it.
Yes, very "petty".
Malty_be_ballin said:
That's some oddly petty shade bro. Honestly sounds like someone could be salty over some decisions lmao.
That's some oddly petty shade bro. Honestly sounds like someone could be salty over some decisions lmao.
lol Imagine making up bullshit nobody said and being smug while at it.
Yes, very "petty".
I never made anything up tho. Just saying that's weird random shade to throw at a series unless you actually care. Like, why tf would you bring up the cast here? Lmao
Aug 25, 2022 8:36 AM by Malty_be_ballin
Malty_be_ballin said:
That's some oddly petty shade bro. Honestly sounds like someone could be salty over some decisions lmao.
Piromysl said:
Better cast than Chainsaw Man LMAO
Better cast than Chainsaw Man LMAO
That's some oddly petty shade bro. Honestly sounds like someone could be salty over some decisions lmao.
lol Imagine making up bullshit nobody said and being smug while at it.
Yes, very "petty".
Aug 25, 2022 8:22 AM by Piromysl
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