Leviathan, Orange's New Anime, Premieres in July on Netflix

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Animation studio Orange announced that its upcoming animated series, based on Scott Westerfeld's Leviathan novels, will premiere exclusively on Netflix on July 10. This new production is a collaboration with Qubic Pictures and will feature a science fiction story with steampunk and alternate history elements. Along with the announcement, a new promotional image was revealed showing part of the visual world that will define the series.




An Adventure in an Alternate World on the Brink of War


The story of Leviathan is set in 1914, at the dawn of a world war. The story begins when a fugitive prince meets a mysterious young woman dressed as a boy aboard a biotechnological airship known as Leviathan. From there, the two become embroiled in a web of intrigue, conflict, and discovery that will challenge their worldview.

 

A High-Five Creative Team


The anime is directed by Christophe Ferreira, known for his work on Eden. The soundtrack features original compositions by Joe Hisaishi, legendary Studio Ghibli composer, and features contributions from Nobuko Toda and Kazuma Jinnouchi, who are responsible for the music for titles such as RWBY: Ice Queendom, Ultraman, Ghost in the Shell: SAC_2045, and video games such as Halo and Metal Gear Solid.

 

Production is handled by Qubic Pictures, while animation is handled by the prestigious Orange studio, widely recognized for its work on series such as BEASTARS, Land of the Lustrous, Godzilla Singular Point, and Trigun Stampede.

 

Special Presentation at Otakon


To promote the release, part of the production team will participate in the Otakon 2025 event, which will be held from August 2nd to 4th in Washington, D.C. Guests will include Justin Leach, Katrina Minett, and Christophe Ferreira himself, who will share details and interesting facts about the development of this ambitious series.

 

With its global release on Netflix, Leviathan promises to be one of the most unique premieres of the summer, combining high-quality animation, original storytelling, and a setting that blends history and science fiction like never before.

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