Prime Rose: Osamu Tezuka's classic returns with new dubbing

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The SkySet Entertainment studio has revealed the full English dub cast for the remastered edition of the anime special A Time Slip of 10,000 Years: Prime Rose, originally released in 1983 and created by the iconic Osamu Tezuka. This release marks the first time the anime has arrived in North America in physical format and with English dubbing.


The dub features KyLeigh Zimmerer as Emiya Tachi, Jacob Eiseman as Gai Tanbara, and Christina Assaf-Costello as Bunretsu Tanbara, among others. The direction was in charge of Phebe Fabacher, with sound engineering by Hayden Davis, adaptation by Kym Rose and timecoding by Ralph Villegas.


A sci-fi story with a classic soul


The story, described by SkySet Entertainment, transports us to a world where an entity known as Death Mask has launched the cities of Kujukuri (Japan) and Dallas (USA) 10,000 years in the future. There, the survivors must fight on a ruthless battlefield where only the strongest prevail. Gai Tanbara, determined to confront this threat, joins Emiya, a warrior fighting to liberate her city. Together they will defy a devastated world and the horrors that threaten the fate of humanity.


The Blu-ray release took place on Saturday, June 15 and includes exclusive bonus material such as dubbing outtakes, cast interviews, staff commentary, production sketches from Tezuka Productions, and more.


An immortal legacy in anime history


A Time Slip of 10,000 Years: Prime Rose first aired on August 21, 1983 in Japan as part of the charity show 24-Hour Television: Love Saves the Earth. It is based on Tezuka's Prime Rose manga, which ran from 1982 to 1983 in Akita Publishing's Weekly Shōnen Champion magazine.


Considered the God of MangaOsamu Tezuka revolutionized the industry with works such as Astro BoyBlack JackDororo and Phoenix. He founded the legendary studio Mushi Production, where he pushed many of his works into the animated format, including Astro Boy, which would become the first half-hour animated series in Japanese history, shaping modern anime as we know it today.

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