Tatsuki and Irodori Announce "Kemurikusa" TV Anime
New project from the director and animators of "Kemono Friends" began as a 2012 short anime published to Youtube
Although director Tatsuki and independent animation studio Irodori are no longer attached to Kemono Friends, they've been keeping busy with a number of other anime projects, and now their newest work has been officially announced: a TV anime based on the 2012 short anime Kemurikusa. The announcement was made on Tatsuki's official Twitter feed.
ということでケムリクサＴＶアニメ、やらせていただきます！きばりますー！#ケムリクサ pic.twitter.com/FSdgeHQGGO
— たつき／irodori＠ティアの46b (@irodori7) February 11, 2018
Translation: "And so, we're going to make a Kemurikusa TV anime! We'll push ourselves to the limits! #kemurikusa"
The original Kemurikusa anime is a short film in two parts that was published to Irodori's official Youtube channel and also released on DVD in Japan. Kemurikusa is described as a science fiction action story of girls fighting mysterious creatures called "Mushi" in a world shrouded by red fog. Kemurikusa won a prize at the 24th Annual Computer Graphics Animation Contest in 2012.
Further details about the production, such as the release date, have not yet been revealed.
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