The official website for the anime 'Helck' revealed a promotional video for it this Friday (26).
The video reveals the opening theme, titled “It's My Soul” by Hiroki Nanami, in addition, it also reveals the premiere of the adaptation for July 11th and highlighted that the anime will air for two continuous runs.
Helck – Anime premiere date confirmed
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The site also revealed that Yukana will play the Witch and Shuuichi Ikeda will narrate the series. Nanami is performing the opening theme for the first cours, and saji is performing the ending theme “Statice” for the first cours.
Nanaki Nanao is therefore credited for the original work, while Sho Kobayashi is credited for cooperation on the original work. Tatsuo Sato (Lagrange – The Flower of Rin-ne, Martian Successor Nadesico) is then directing the anime at studio Satelight. Toshizo Nemoto and Mitsutaka Hirota are in charge of the scenery, while Yoshinori Deno is designing the characters for animation. Lastly, Yoshihisa Hirano is composing the music.
As such, other team members include:
- Background art: Katsuhisa Takiguchi (Studio Tulip)
- Art Director: Eiji Iwase (Studio Tulip)
- Assistant art director: Daisuke Suzuki (Studio Tulip)
- Color design: Miho Hasegawa (Hiwa)
- Director of Photography: Tsuyoshi Shimura (T2 Studio)
- Editing: Ryoko Kaneshige
- Sound Director: Shinji Takamatsu
- Sound Production: Miki Production (Team Kawadon)
The anime will star:
- Katsuyuki Konishi as Helck
- Mikako Komatsu as Vermilio
- Yoshitsugu Matsuoka as Azudora
- Akira Ishida as Hon
- Shiki Aoki as Asuta
- Haruka Shiraishi as Isuta
- Hiroyuki Yoshino as Kenros
- Rena Maeda as Hyura
- Takuya Nakashima as Dorūshi
- Sora Tokui as Rococo
- Shiori Izawa as Piwi
- Motoharu Ono as Cless
- Reina Kondo as Alicia
- Atsushi Miyauchi as Rafaed
- Daisuke Hirakawa as Mikaros
- Yumiri Hanamori as Sharuami
- Hiroki Nanami as Edil
- Shuta Morishima as Zeldion
- Satoshi Niwa as Haraol
- Aimi as Iris
The author then began serializing the manga on the Manga ONE and Ura Sunday in 2014 and finished it in 2017. Ultimately, Shogakukan published a total of 12 volumes of the manga.
