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The First Slam Dunk – Movie receives new promotional video

Arthur Vinicius
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Toei Animation The First Slam Dunk Takehiko Inoue basketball manga Slam Dunk , during a live stream held this Friday .

In addition, the broadcast also revealed the main voice actors for the film, as well as the artists of the theme songs.

Check it out:

Voice actors for the film:

  • Shugo Nakamura as Ryota Miyagi
  • Jun Kasama as Hisashi Mitsui
  • Shin'ichiro Kamio as Kaede Rukawa
  • Subaru Kimura as Hanamichi Sakuragi
  • Kenta Miyake as Takenori Akagi

The group The Birthday will perform the film's opening theme, while the group 10-FEET will perform the ending theme song "Dai Zero Kan".

The film will be released in Japan on December 3rd.

Inoue is personally directing the film at Toei Animation studio and writing the screenplay. Among the listed staff members are character designer/animation director Yasuyuki Ebara (Kabaneri of the Iron Fortress) and technical directors Katsuhiko Kitada (Attack on Titan episodes, Major: Yuujou no Winning Shot), Naoki Miyahara (Digimon Adventure, Popin Q), Toshio Ouhashi (LayereD Stories 0), and Yuu Kamatani (Looking for Magical DoReMi, Precure Super Stars!).

Daiki Nakazawa is directing the CG, while Yuuta Ogura is producing the CG. Kazuo Ogura is directing the art. Yota Tsuruoka is directing the sound along with Koji Kasamatsu.

Synopsis

Slam Dunk tells the story of Hanamichi Sakuragi, a delinquent high school student who falls in love with the delicate Haruko Akagi, who introduces him to the world of basketball. From there, the clumsy character begins to get involved in the sport, join a team, and develop as an athlete and a person.

Takehiko Inoue then published his iconic sports manga in Shueisha's Weekly Shonen Jump magazine from 1990 to 1996, totaling 31 volumes. The manga inspired an anime in 1993 and received four sequels in animated film format.

Source: ANN