Oshi no Ko – Anime director reveals details about the premiere’s twist

The release of Oshi no Ko exceeded many people's expectations by reaching a huge audience of fans in a short time. The anime drew a lot of attention for presenting a different story about the world of “Idols”. One of the biggest factors in the anime getting so much attention is the big twist that happens in the first episode. 🚨 Spoiler alert: The assistant director of the anime Oshi no Ko, Ciao Nekotomi , revealed some details in a recent interview about the adaptation of this impactful scene.

Oshi no Ko – Anime director reveals details about the premiere’s twist

The story of Oshi no Ko focuses on the world of music and its dark side hidden behind the glamour. The big twist comes at the end of the first episode when singer Ai Hoshino dies being stabbed by a stalker. Then Ciao Nekotomi gave an interview to the website Anime Trending , talking about the anime's work process and the twist of the premiere.

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“In terms of scenes, certainly, even from the stage when I was drawing the storyboards, the scene where I gave my all, was when Ai dies. I dealt with that throughout the directing and that part was something I really coordinated closely with Hirayama-san to do. Hirayama-san was able to provide very detailed animation specifications, such as: “For this part here, I want this person to draw it.” So, to do this or that scene, we even convinced and sought out certain people.”

The series premiered on April 12 with a 90-minute episode and is confirmed to have a total of eleven episodes, while the HIDIVE is in charge of its distribution in the West.

Therefore, Akasaka and Yokoyari started the manga in Shueisha 's Salto Jovem in 2020. Furthermore, the publisher published the sixth volume of the compiled book in November 2021.

 What did you feel at the time when you saw Ai's death in the anime? Tell us in the comments!

Source: Anime Trending

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