Watch previews of the new Netflix anime

Netflix has released videos and images of new anime, which were revealed during the Japanese special of Tudum. Check out the highlights below.

“Exception” is a space horror anime that mixes traditional and 3D animation. Set in the distant future, after humanity is expelled from Earth, the storyline follows a reconnaissance team sent in search of a planet suitable for terraforming. The entire crew is created using a biological 3D printer. However, the malfunction of the system causes one of the members to appear in a warped state and begins to confront the other crew members.

Written by Hirotaka Adachi, also known as Otsuichi (“Ultraman Jîdo”), the production features a soundtrack by Ryuichi Sakamoto, a veteran Japanese composer who won an Oscar for his work in “The Last Emperor” (1987) – and most recently composed the soundtrack for “The Revenant” (2015). The video released by Netflix shows the theme of the opening of the attraction, which will debut on October 13.

Park Tae-joon’s adaptation of the webtoon (Korean comic) “Lookism” tells the story of a clumsy, fat, ugly and bully teenager who awakens after a beating in a different body, slender, desired and strong. With the new look, he decides to conquer everything he couldn’t before. But for that, you have to keep your secret.

Production is by Studio MIR, responsible for “DOTA: Dragon’s Blood”, and the premiere is scheduled for November 4th.

“Gudetama: The Adventures of a Lazy Egg” is a live-action, computer-animated hybrid series that follows the lazy Sanrio character, Gudetama. It is an egg yolk escaped from the pan, with the help of little brother Shakipiyo. Difficult to escape due to its delicate texture, he tries to find a way to survive in a world full of people interested in eating it, embarking on a journey with Shakipiyo in search of his mother. Previews on 13 December.

Based on the manga “The Seven Deadly Sins”, the two-part film “The Seven Deadly Sins: Wrath of Edinburgh” is a spin-off of the original story by Nakaba Suzuki and follows Tristan, son of Meliodas and Elizabeth, protagonists of the comics and from the anime series that began in 2014. By inheriting the power of the Goddess Clan, she gains the ability to heal people’s wounds, but often ends up hurting others due to her difficulty in controlling the power of the Demon Clan. To protect his family, Tristan then heads to Edinburgh Castle and meets new friends along the way.

The production, which combines traditional animation with computer graphics, is directed by Bob Shirohata (“Hetalia: Axis Powers”). The first part opens in December, on a date yet to be defined.

New production from Wit Studio (“Spy × Family”, “Vinland Saga”), the anime series “Moonrise” follows the lives of two men of the future: a young man from Earth, who joins the army to attack the rebels on the moon. , only to find that his former best friend has become his enemy. The character design is by veteran Hiromu Arakawa (“Fullmetal Alchemist”) and the episodes are directed by Masashi Koizuka (“Attack on the Titans”). The first will take place only in 2024

“Junji Ito: Macabre Stories from Japan” is an animated anthology based on the works of manga horror master Junji Ito. The series, which won the first images, will adapt 20 short stories by the author, including the famous “Tomie”. First published by Ito in 1987, the plot rose to fame when it became a J-Horror classic. Released in 1998, the movie “Tomie” spawned a franchise, which already has nine films, as well as a 2011 remake directed by the artist himself. The surreal and bloody plot revolves around dark magic and the terrible price a groom pays for his infidelity.

With no date set for the premiere, the series is slated for 2023.

PURO HYPE. The Junji Ito: Macabre Stories of Japan anime will premiere in 2023. I’m already shaking with these images. #NetflixTudum 🤯 pic.twitter.com/pviSnAemVw

– netflixbrasil (@Netflixbrasil) September 25, 2022

One of Netflix’s most viewed anime, “Gokushufudou: Immortal Tatsu” follows a former yakuza who has given up a life of violence to become an exemplary housewife and support his salaried wife Miku, but still manages to get himself into trouble. The difference is that, instead of being fighting in dark alleys, they are arguments for discounts in the market.

The series based on the manga of Kousuke Oono has unveiled the first photos of the second season. The premiere of the new episodes will also take place in 2023.

The face of the mafia, the heart of the housewife. Bring cleaning products because Gokushufudou: Immortal Tatsu will be back for a second season in 2023. #NetflixTudum🐶🍜 pic.twitter.com/9fJTCHOht0

– netflixbrasil (@Netflixbrasil) September 25, 2022

The friendly red panda, who is an accountant intern by day and a karaoke metalhead by night, will be back for season five. New images of “Aggretsuko” were released without much information, including the date of the premiere. Designed by the Sanrio company, specializing in products aimed at the kawaii (cute) subculture, the character represents a part of the Japanese population suffering from overwork. For those who don’t know what kawaii is, just mention that Hello Kitty is its biggest representative.

Ready to rage with Retsuko again? Aggretsuko season 5 is coming!#TUDUM#TUDUMjapan pic.twitter.com/VtSHHMHSrlu

– Netflix Anime (@NetflixAnime) September 25, 2022

The first images of “Onimusha”, an adaptation of Capcom’s samurai game, reveal the most impactful production of the package. The reason for the excitement is due to those responsible for the adaptation: none other than the bloodthirsty director Takashii Miike (“13 Assassins”, “The Sword of the Immortal”) and the director of the anime Shinya Sugai (“Dragon’s Dogma”) . Additionally, the central character, Miyamoto Musashi, is based on the legendary actor Toshiro Mifune, star of Akira Kurosawa’s greatest samurai films, such as “The Seven Samurai” and “Yojimbo”.

Released between 2001 and 2019, the “Onimusha” games are set in the Sengoku era, but add supernatural elements to the adventures. The anime version doesn’t have a release date yet.

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– Netflix Anime (@NetflixAnime) September 25, 2022

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