Blue Miburo

Japanese rock band osage posted a music video for their latest song "Fragment" on their official YouTube channel. The rock tune is now featured as the ending theme for the ongoing second cour of the TV anime Blue Miburo.The music video, directed by Takuro Okubo who is know for his MV works for girl idol group NMB48, Nogizaka46, and Hinatazaka46, expresses the intensity and impulsiveness of the song in an exciting monotone tone.osage "Fragment" Music VideoBlue Miburo Cour 2 Creditless Ending Video osage was formed in 2017 and "Fragment" is their first anime theme song work. The song is included in the band's first major EP "Fragment e.p" released on January 15"Fragment e.p" jacketThe TV anime adaptation of Tsuyoshi Yasuda's historical manga Blue Miburo premiered in Japan on October 12, 2024.

Blue Miburo, an ongoing TV anime based on the historical fiction / samurai manga, is heading into a new story arc beginning on January 11, 2025, and now new key art, a new teaser trailer and new cast additions have been revealed for the series. The series is currently broadcasting in Japan and streaming on Crunchyroll.Blue Miburo New TrailerThe new cast additions include:Yotaro Keihachi voiced by Mamoru MiyanoNagi Keihachi voiced by Chika AnzaiSakura voiced by Rie TakahashiHebi voiced by KujiraKodansha has serialized the original manga by Tsuyoshi Yasuda in their Weekly Shonen Magazine publication since 2021, with 14 volumes released in Japan to date. Kodansha USA also publishes an English language version of the series under the title The Blue Wolves of Mibu.Kumiko Habara directs the TV anime at animation studio MAHO FILM.

Tsuyoshi Yasuda's The Blue Wolves of Mibu is currently getting an anime adaptation in the form of Blue Miburo. This spring, it will also be adapted into a stage play starring UniteUp! actor Kosei Tsubokura.Tsubokura will play Nio Chirinu, the white-haired orphan who joins the group of samurai who would eventually become the Shinsengumi.

Blue Miburo, an ongoing TV anime based on the historical fiction / samurai manga, has revealed two new cast members for the series. The series is currently broadcasting in Japan, and Crunchyroll also streams it as part of the fall 2024 anime simulcast lineup.The new cast additions include:Keihachi Naosumi voiced by Tetsu InadaAyame voiced by Yuto UemuraBoth characters will appear as antagonists in the “Kikuchiyo Escort Arc”, which begins on December 21, 2024, with Episode 10 of the series.Keihachi NaosumiAyameKodansha has serialized the original manga by Tsuyoshi Yasuda in their Weekly Shonen Magazine publication since 2021, with 14 volumes released in Japan to date. Kodansha USA also publishes an English language version of the series under the title The Blue Wolves of Mibu.Kumiko Habara directs the TV anime at animation studio MAHO FILM.

Starting with episode five, the anime adaptation of Blue Miburo will enter the Aizu Clan Arc. Five new characters will be joining the cast as the story moves forward.These are the new cast members. (Note: romanization of names has not been confirmed.)Matsudaira Katamori: Makoto Ishii (Kazuki Makabe in Fafner)Fujita: Kenji Hamada (Erald Grimwald in That Time I Got Reincarnated As as Slime)Seto: Ayumu Murase (Ryo Asuka in DEVILMAN crybaby)Jutaro Kimura: Mitsuru Miyamoto (Mizoguchi in Kaiju No.

THE JET BOY BANGERZ from EXILE TRIBE, a ten-member boy band managed by LDH (EXILE, Sandaime J Soul Brothers), released a music video for their new song, "UNBREAKABLE." The mixture rock tune is now featured as the ending theme for the fall 2024 TV anime Blue Miburo.THE JET BOY BANGERZ "UNBREAKABLE" Music VideoBlue Miburo Creditless Ending VideoTHE JET BOY BANGERZ from EXILE TRIBE was formed in 2022 by the winners of “iCON Z,” the largest-scale audition in LDH history in which 48,000 people participated.The group's seven dance performers are all members of the professional dance league “D.LEAGUE”.They made their major debut with the first single “Jettin'” released on August 23, 2023, and their first EP “PHOTOGENIC,” released on January 31, 2024, ranked No. 1 on Oricon's weekly and combined album charts, Billboard JAPAN's Hot Album charts, and mora Hi-Res album ranking.Their new three-song EP "UNBREKABLE" is set to release on November 20, 2024.

The official YouTube channel for the four-piece Japanese rock band SPYAIR is now streaming a music video for their 24th CD single song, "Ao" ("Blue"). The rock tune is now featured as the opening theme for the fall 2024 TV anime Blue Miburo.SPYAIR "Ao" Music VideoBlue Miburo Creditless Opening VideoSPYAIR formed in 2005 and made their major debut from Sony Music Associated Records in 2010. Among anime fans, they are known for their theme song works for Bleach (2010), Gintama (2013, 2018, 2021), and Haikyu!!

Blue Miburo, an upcoming TV anime based on the historical fiction manga by Tsuyoshi Yasuda, announced today that the series will run for two consecutive cours in its initial Japanese broadcast. The series will premiere in Japan beginning on October 19. Crunchyroll will also stream the series as part of the fall 2024 anime simulcast lineup.Kodansha serializes the original manga by Yasuda in their Weekly Shonen Magazine publication since 2021, with 14 volumes released in Japan to date.

Blue Miburo, an upcoming TV anime based on the historical fiction / samurai manga, has revealed a new cast addition for the series. In the series, voice actor Megumi Ogata (Muku Shinto in SHY) plays the role of Kikuchiyo, a young man who is actually the shogun

Blue Miburo, an upcoming TV anime based on the historical fiction manga by Tsuyoshi Yasuda, released a new second trailer today ahead of the show's October 19 premiere. The series also published a new piece of key art for the anime.The new trailer features the

Blue Miburo, an upcoming TV anime based on the historical fiction manga by Tsuyoshi Yasuda, announced today that SPYAIR will perform the opening theme song for the series, entitled “Ao” (“Blue”). A teaser video of the opening animation featuring the song was a

The Blue Miburo anime—known as Ao no Miburo in Japan and under the English title of Blue Wolves of Miburo in Kodansha's release of Tsuyoshi Yasuda's manga—revealed a bunch of new details today. In addition to the first full trailer and more cast members, the o