Dealing
with ghosts is already a problem, but having to organize them as if they were
office employees is a nightmare on another level. The production committee
behind Let's Go Kaikigumi finally dropped a new trailer for
this paranormal comedy. And they are not going to make us wait too long,
because they confirmed that mediocre scares and absurd situations will arrive
on Japanese television this coming July 5.
To spice up
all this supernatural disaster, studio C-Station took over the
project under the direction of Yutaka Hirata. In order for the
jokes and the format of the story to land well on screen, the supervision of
the scripts fell into the hands of Mutsumi Ito, visually supported
by the character designs of Yoshimitsu Yamashita. In the audio
section, Akiyuki Tateyama will provide the rhythms in the
background, and as a curious fact, the popular creator of horror and mystery
content Uketsu will be in charge of interpreting the ending of
the series.
About
Let's Go Kaikigumi
The
original work, which was born from the mind of mangaka Byu and
was published on the Omocoro website until the beginning of this year, tells us
about the misfortune of a super cowardly (and literally nameless) protagonist
who one day runs into Mechako. This girl turns out to be the leader of the
"Kaikigumi", an underground organization that is in charge of
managing and administering the ghosts and monsters that supposedly scare
humans.
By sheer
bad luck, our fearful protagonist ends up muddy in the mission to revive this
group. As a consequence, a lot of paranormal phenomena start happening around
you constantly. The only detail is that these supposed "horror
events" end up being totally harmless and ridiculous, giving way to a
light comedy where the supernatural becomes the joke of every day.
