'Jigokuraku' Announces Additional Cast

by DatRandomDude
Jan 29, 8:20 AM | 9 Comments

The official website for the Jigokuraku (Hell's Paradise) television anime announced four additional cast members on Monday. The anime is scheduled to premiere on TV Tokyo and affiliated stations in April 2023.

Amazon's Prime Video platform, Netflix, and Hikari TV will stream the anime in Japan. Crunchyroll will stream the anime in America, Europe, Africa, Australia, and New Zealand. Netflix will also stream the anime in Asia-Pacific countries, except for China, Australia, and New Zealand.

Cast
Shion Yamada Asaemon: Chikahiro Kobayashi (Golden Kamuy)
Tenza Yamada Asaemon: Yuusuke Kobayashi (Re:Zero kara Hajimeru Isekai Seikatsu)
Nurugai: Makoto Koichi (100-man no Inochi no Ue ni Ore wa Tatteiru)
Senta Yamada Asaemon: Daiki Yamashita (Boku no Hero Academia)

Kaori Makita (Kakegurui Twin) is directing the anime at MAPPA. Akira Kindaichi (Dororo script) is handling the series composition and Akitsugu Hisaki (Banana Fish main animator) is designing the characters. Yoshiaki Dewa (Heion Sedai no Idaten-tachi) is composing the music.

The anime adapts Yuuji Kaku's historical fantasy manga, which he began drawing in Shounen Jump+ in January 2018 and concluded it with 128 chapters in January 2021. Shueisha published the 13th and final volume in April of the same year.

VIZ Media simulpublished the manga in English on its Shounen Jump platform and released the 13th and final volume on March 15.

Cast PV

Source: Comic Natalie

More Info Spring 2023

9 Comments Recent Comments

Jacob-Llewellyn said:

Memores said:

Some people here wrote in their reviews that they read the whole manga and it is very boring and dull.

People can have opinions but I never thought it was dull. However it would be a lie to say it gets more boring the moment big fights begin happening. People still might find it dull, but it picks up at least a little

Ok, thanks for explaining!

Jan 30, 1:55 AM by Memore

Memores said:

Jacob-Llewellyn said:

After the setting up the action picks up. You just need to get through the character and antag introductions. I mean, a bit of a slow start, but if you like the cast you can do it.

Some people here wrote in their reviews that they read the whole manga and it is very boring and dull.

Jan 30, 1:27 AM by Jacob-Llewellyn

Jacob-Llewellyn said:

Memores said:

Thanks. I will watch the series. Hope that it won't be as boring as the manga.

After the setting up the action picks up. You just need to get through the character and antag introductions. I mean, a bit of a slow start, but if you like the cast you can do it.

Some people here wrote in their reviews that they read the whole manga and it is very boring and dull.

Jan 30, 1:23 AM by Memore

Memores said:

Jacob-Llewellyn said:

It gets better as it gets on. It's still setting things up in the first couple of volumes. I'd say things really take off around volume four. My only problem is the art in the manga wavers the longer it goes on and I had a few character issues with Gabimaru around volume 7.

Thanks. I will watch the series. Hope that it won't be as boring as the manga.

After the setting up the action picks up. You just need to get through the character and antag introductions. I mean, a bit of a slow start, but if you like the cast you can do it.

Jan 30, 1:16 AM by Jacob-Llewellyn

Jacob-Llewellyn said:

Memores said:

Manga is not so good in general. I read 8 chapters and dropped it. Pretty dull as for me.

Thanks. I will watch the series. Hope that it won't be as boring as the manga.

Jan 30, 1:14 AM by Memore

Damn nice seiyuu lineup.

Also lol there are three kobayashis in this one anime, Kobayashi festival it is!!! :D

Jan 29, 11:37 PM by SanessyAdversary

Memores said:

Crow_Black said:
i'll wait for it to finish before i do look at it

Manga is not so good in general. I read 8 chapters and dropped it. Pretty dull as for me.

Jan 29, 9:34 PM by Jacob-Llewellyn