World Dai Star Mixed Media Project Gets TV Anime Adaptation in Spring of 2023
World Dai Star, a mixed media project about young ladies striving to become world famous theater actors, is being adapted into a TV anime that will hit Japanese airwaves during the spring season of 2023, and now a new key visual, a new teaser trailer, the main staff, and the main cast have all been revealed for the series. The main staff for World Dai Star includes:
- Original work: Sirius
- Original story draft: Takahiro
- Original character draft: Mika Pikazo
- Director: Yuu Kinome
- Series composition: Yasuhiro Nakanishi
- Character design: Majiro
- Animation production: Lerche
The cast for World Dai Star includes:
Kokono Otori voiced by Manaka Iwami.
Shizuka voiced by Ikumi Hasegawa.
Kathrina Griebel voiced by Sally Amaki.
Yae Niizuma voiced by Maria Naganawa.
Panda Yanagiba voiced by Naomi Ohzora.
Chisa Sasuga voiced by Rico Sasaki.
Noa Hiiragi voiced by Nanako Mori.
Ramona Wolf voiced by Minami Tanaka.
Mito Shiromaru voiced by Reina Kondō.
And Nikako Toneri voiced by Shuka Saitō.
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The story of World Dai Star takes place in a setting where brilliant actors known as “Dai Star” have created a world-wide popularity boom for theater. Kokona Otori, a sixteen year old girl, aims to become a “World Dai Star” by auditioning for Sirius, a theater company that she greatly admires. As she follows her dreams, a story of passion, aspiration, and the cultivation of Kokona’s unique “sense” for the stage results.
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In addition to the World Dai Star TV anime which is scheduled to begin broadcasting in the spring of 2023, the mixed media project will also release a smart phone game in Japan in the summer of 2023, a web radio program, and a web manga that will be published on G’s Channel, the online home of KADOKAWA’s Dengeki G’s manga magazine, beginning in January of 2023. An official website and Twitter feed have also been published for the World Dai Star TV anime.
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Copyright notice: ©Sirius/Project WDS
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Paul Chapman is the host of The Greatest Movie EVER! Podcast and GME! Anime Fun Time.
