Anime Ao no Exorcist gets sequel – Watch the trailer

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Finally, fans of Ao no Exorcist (or Blue Exorcist ) can rejoice: the series' sequel has been officially announced! The new arc, titled Ao no Exorcist: Kyoto Fujō Ō-hen (or Blue Exorcist: Kyoto Impure King Arc ), promises to bring plenty of action and excitement to anime fans. Furthermore, the official trailer is now available, offering a glimpse of the thrilling scenes to come in 2017. An official website has been made available for more information about the sequel.

Currently, the production is undergoing significant changes to the team. Koichi Hatsumi ( Deadman Wonderland ) takes over as director at A-1 Pictures , replacing Tensai Okamura. As announced, the script is now in the hands of Toshiya Ono ( The Perfect Insider , Tsuritama , Gatchaman Crowds ), who replaces Ryota Yamaguchi. However, Keigo Sasaki returns to design the characters, ensuring continuity in the series' visuals. Additionally, Hiroyuki Sawano, known for his iconic soundtracks, will compose the music alongside newcomer Kohta Yamamoto.

Anime Ao no Exorcist gets sequel Watch the trailer

Relive Ao's journey in Exorcist

First, it is worth highlighting that Ao no Exorcist (青の祓魔師, Ao no Ekusoshisuto ) is a manga created by Katou Kazue, serialized since April 2009 in Jump Square . It was so successful that it later received a 25-episode anime adaptation by A-1 Pictures, released in 2011. Subsequently, a film based on the anime hit theaters in 2012, further expanding the universe of the series.

Surprisingly, even after all these years, the franchise continues to win over fans around the world. Therefore, this new season promises to reignite the passion of old fans and attract new viewers.

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Via: ANN

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