On Friday, Avex Pictures began streaming a new trailer for the anime film Break of Dawn (Bokura no Yoake). The February Dawn appears in the video, showing Yuuma and his pals what its home Rainbow Root was like 12,000 years ago.
Watch the new trailer of the season here:
The cast of the film includes star-studded voice actors and actresses that have starred in many films and anime like Hana Sugisaki (the voice of Marnie, from When Marnie Was There) and Kenjiro Tsuda (the voice of Kento Nanami, from Jujutsu Kaisen)
The animation was directed by Tomoyuki Kurokawa (Dragonar Academy, Psychic Detective Yakumo). The screenplay was written by Dai Sato (Eureka Seven writing supervisor, 10 Ghost in the Shell: Stand Alone Complex episodes, three Cowboy Bebop episodes), while the original animation character designer and concept designer was pomodorosa (Listeners, Deca-Dence). Takahiko Yoshida (2019-2021 Fruits Basket, Your Lie in April, Mobile Suit Gundam: Iron-Blooded Orphans) was the animation character designer and main animation director, and Masaru Yokoyama (2019-2021 Fruits Basket, Your Lie in April, Mobile Suit Gundam: Iron-Blooded Orphans) composed the music. The film is being distributed by GAGA and Avex Pictures.
The theme song of the film entitled “Itsushika” was performed by Daichi Miura
The original “juvenile science fiction” manga’s story is set in the near-future year of 2049, when humanity has known for several years that the Earth would collide with a large-scale comet. The manga’s plot revolves around Yma, a young boy who is preoccupied with space, robots, and the imminent crash. He meets an extraterrestrial creature, which he discovers is linked to the oncoming comet.
Tetsuya Imai (Alice & Zouroku) debuted the manga in January 2011 in Kodansha’s Afternoon magazine. For the manga, Kodansha issued two compilation book volumes. The manga has been licensed by Kodansha USA Publishing and will be released in English on January 24.
Will you be watching the film this weekend as well? Look out for small details that many might have missed!
