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Ranking of Kings Anime Summer Event Rescheduled For March

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The once canceled Ranking of Kings TV Anime SPECIAL EVENT〜Summer Festival~ now has a new date – and it’s earlier than summer! The official Twitter account for the anime franchise revealed today that the event will now be held on March 19 with a majority of cast members ready to head to the beach during the colder month.

 

 

 

 

The cast that was originally confirmed for the event from the Ranking of Kings anime will appear at the event, including Kage’s voice actor Ayumu Murase, who contracted COVID-19 ahead of the July version of the event which caused the event to be canceled. The only voice actor who won’t be appearing at the March version of the event will be Despa voice actor Takehiro Sakurai. It will be held at Tokyo Parthenon Tama.

 

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Ranking of Kings is based on the manga of the same name by Sosuke Toka and features animation directed by Yosuke Hatta at WIT Studio. A follow-up to the TV anime, dubbed “Yuki no Takarabako (Treasure Chest of Courage)” will be airing in Japan in April 2023. Crunchyroll is streaming the TV anime series in both subbed and dubbed formats, describing it as such:

 

How prosperous your nation is, how many powerful warriors it boasts, and how heroic and strong its king is. These are the criteria that factor into the system known as the Ranking of Kings. The main character, Bojji, was born the first prince of the kingdom ruled by King Bossu, who is ranked number seven. But Bojji was born unable to hear and is so powerless that he can’t even swing a sword. In consequence, his own retainers and the public, look down upon him as completely unfit to be king. It is then that Bojji finds his first friend, Kage, and Bojji’s life takes a dramatic turn…

 

Source: Ranking of Kings on Twitter

 

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Daryl Harding is a Senior Japan Correspondent for Crunchyroll News. He also runs a YouTube channel about Japan stuff called TheDoctorDazza, tweets at @DoctorDazza, and posts photos of his travels on Instagram