Edens Zero
The Edens Zero manga written and drawn by Hiro Mashima (Fairy Tale, Rave) on Weekly Shonen Magazine of Kodansha from 27 June 2018 and in Italy published from 1 May 2019 by the Star Comics publishing house, celebrates its third anniversary this year. serialization.Hiro Mashima celebrated the milestone with a special sketch posted on his official Twitter account. In the sketch the characters of the series are drawn in chibi styles, as they prepare to face the next phase of their adventures in space:
Edens Zero: the anime
The Edens anime Zero debuted on Japanese TV networks on April 10, 2021 while in Italy it will be available on August 26 on Netflix which announced the news during the streaming of its Geeked Week.This is the synopsis from Netflix:
The latest anime from the creator of Fairy Tail is finally here! It is the year X492, an era in which space travel is the order of the day. Rebecca, a video creator B-Cuber, visits the robotic world of Granbell, where she meets a boy with special powers, Shiki, who has lived her entire life among machines. Soon Shiki and Rebecca will begin exploring the cosmos together, discovering new places, people and things, and making new friends. You are taking part in the adventure in 2021 on Netflix.
The anime is developed by Studio J.C. Staff (DanMachi, Food Wars! Shokugeki no Soma). The direction is entrusted to Yuji Suzuki (Fairy Tail Season 3) while Mitsutaka Hirota (Phantasy Star Online 2 The Animation) is in charge of the script. The character design instead is by Yurika Sato (former animation director in Hangyakusei Million Arthur 2nd Season).
We remind you that Hiro Mashima celebrated the introduction of new characters, including Rebecca, Jinn and Labilia, Hermit Mio, in the series with sketches posted on his Twitter account.
If you too want to immerse yourself in the fantastic world of Edens Zero, buy the first volume of the manga available on Amazon!
Edens Zero Creator Celebrates Series' 3rd Anniversary
Edens Zero creator Hiro Mashima has celebrated the manga's third anniversary with special new art! The Kodansha published series might have just made its full anime adaptation debut earlier this year as part of the Spring 2021 anime schedule, but it's been running in the pages of Weekly Shonen Magazine since June 2018. With the manga recently hitting its third anniversary of full serialization, series creator Hiro Mashima (who knows a thing or two about long serialization runs with series such as Fairy Tail) celebrated the monumental moment with much the same style he's been celebrating major milestones thus far.
Mashima has been celebrating major milestones for Edens Zero's anime run with special sketches celebrating each character's debut as the weeks continue, but the newest sketch shared with fans on Twitter is in celebration of the manga itself for its third anniversary as of this June. It's a cute look at the central cast of characters as they prepare to take on the next phase of their adventures throughout space. You can check it out below!
Edens Zero's anime has been continuing through the Summer 2021 anime season for its second cour, but soon fans outside of Japan will be able to watch Mashima's newest anime for themselves later this month. Netflix has confirmed that Edens Zero will begin streaming worldwide on August 26th with both the original Japanese audio and English dubbed releases available upon launch. It's yet to be confirmed how many episodes it will be debuting with, however.
They officially describe the series as such, 'It is the year X492, an age in which people freely travel through the universe. Rebecca, a video-creating B-Cuber, visits the robotic world of Granbell and meets a young man with special powers: Shiki, who’s lived his entire life among machines. Soon Shiki is exploring the cosmos with Rebecca, encountering new places, people and things, and making friends along the way. Join in the adventure starting in 2021 on Netflix.'
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