New Lycoris Recoil Anime Officially Revealed

 

Lycoris Recoil was one of the best TV anime of the past year, and lucky us… there’s more on the way! A new Lycoris Recoil anime was announced on the official Twitter account along with a teaser video, so check it out below while we wait for further details!

 

 

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『リコリス・リコイル』

　 新作アニメーション
　　　　制作決定

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ふたりの物語は――

　　　　　　　終わらないhttps://t.co/v7H47Cr4Rf#リコリコ pic.twitter.com/whrhxdVvkK

— TVアニメ『リコリス・リコイル』公式 (@lycoris_recoil) February 11, 2023

 

We’ll have to stay tuned for further details on the project.

 

RELATED: Japanese Fans Name Lycoris Recoil as the Top TV Anime of 2022

 

Lycoris Recoil—which is directed by Shingo Adachi, with character designs from Imigimuru (This Art Club Has a Problem! creator) and the story written by Asaura (Ben-To manga) at A-1 Pictures—is currently streaming on Crunchyroll in both its original Japanese and in English-dubbed form. The anime originally aired from July to September 2022, and inspired a manga adaptation by Yasunori Bizen. There’s also a spinoff novel and, most recently, a stage play adaptation.

 

Here’s the official series synopsis:

 

For these peaceful days――there’s a secret behind it all.

 

A secret organization that prevents crimes: “DA – Direct Attack”.

And their group of all-girl agents: “Lycoris”.

 

This peaceful everyday life is all thanks to these young girls.

 

The elite Chisato Nishikigi is the strongest Lycoris agent of all time.

Alongside is Takina Inoue, the talented but mysterious Lycoris.

They work together at one of its branches–Café LycoReco.

 

Here, the orders this café takes range from coffee and sweets to childcare, shopping, teaching Japanese to foreign students, etc.

It’s mostly tasks unbefitting of Lycoris.

 

The free-spirited and optimistic pacifist, Chisato.

And the cool-headed and efficient Takina.

The chaotic everyday lives of this mismatched duo begin!

 

Source: Official Twitter

 

 

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Joseph Luster is the Games and Web editor at Otaku USA Magazine. You can read his comics at subhumanzoids. Follow him on Twitter @Moldilox.