Kaiju No. 8 Reveals New Trailer With AURORA Opening And More Voices

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The official website of the anime Kaiju No. 8, an adaptation of Naoya Matsumoto's manga, published a new promotional trailer for its second season on Thursday. This preview not only reveals new cast members, but also the opening theme, titled "You Can't Run From Yourself," performed by renowned Norwegian singer AURORA, who is also a declared fan of the anime.



Voices, Premiere Date, and Broadcast


Among the new additions are Hiroki Yasumoto, who will voice Eiji Hasegawa, and Kana Hanazawa, who will play Rin Shinonome. It was also confirmed that actor Kōki Uchiyama will join the cast as Gen Harumi.


The second season will premiere on Friday, July 19 on TV Tokyo and other affiliated channels. In addition, it will be broadcast in real time worldwide through the X platform (formerly Twitter).


Special Episode: "Hoshina's Day Off"


As a prelude to the new season, an original episode titled "Hoshina's Day Off" will air on Friday, July 5 at 5:00 p.m. (Spain) on TV Tokyo, and will also be available in global simulcast on X.


This episode, which was already included in the compilation film Kaiju No. 8: Mission Recon —released in Japanese theaters on March 28—, will show Reno following Hoshina during a day off full of mystery with Iharu.


American band OneRepublic performs the ending theme song "Invincible (from Kaiju No. 8)" for the special episode. The script was written by Yuichiro Kido (Dr. Stone) and the original story was developed by Yūto Tsukuda, creator of Food Wars!.


A high-caliber production team


The anime is directed by Shigeyuki Miya (Onihei) and Tomomi Kamiya. The script and composition of the series is by Ichirō Ōkouchi (Code Geass), while Tetsuya Nishio (Naruto) leads the character design and animation direction. Mahiro Maeda (Shin Godzilla) designed the kaijus, and Shinji Kimura (Tekkonkinkreet) was in charge of the art direction. The music was composed by Yuta Bando (BELLE).


Production is being handled by Production I.G (Ghost in the Shell), with support from Studio Khara (Rebuild of Evangelion) for the monster design.

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