Monster Strike: Deadverse Reloaded Sets Historic TV Premiere, Unveils All-Star Creative Team

The highly anticipated anime adaptation, Monster Strike: Deadverse Reloaded, is set to make a significant impact with the announcement of its elite production staff and a definitive premiere date. Fans of the globally beloved franchise can mark their calendars for October 21 at 11:00 p.m. JST, when the series will debut on Tokyo MX, extending its reach to an impressive 45 additional stations across Japan. This marks a historic moment for the Monster Strike universe, as it represents the franchise's very first broadcast television anime, an evolution from its previous streaming and movie iterations.

Drawing inspiration from MIXI's immensely popular mobile game, celebrated for its captivating gacha mechanics and deep monster-collecting gameplay, Deadverse Reloaded promises to deliver an unparalleled viewing experience.

Meet the Creative Team Behind Deadverse Reloaded

Spearheading this ambitious project is director Masao Ōkubo, renowned for his masterful work on both seasons of Record of Ragnarok. He is expertly supported by assistant director Noriyuki Nakamura, acclaimed for his direction in The Aristocrat’s Otherworldly Adventure.

The intricate narrative and compelling script are being meticulously crafted by a formidable duo: Hayato Kazano, whose experience spans all three seasons of Classroom of the Elite, and Jin Haganeya, known for his contributions to critically acclaimed titles like Guilty Crown and Azur Lane.

The visual identity of Deadverse Reloaded is in the capable hands of Kazumi Inadome, celebrated for her character designs in Un-Go, while Takaaki Sekizaki takes on the crucial role of creature design, ensuring the iconic monsters translate stunningly to the screen. Animation powerhouse Yumeta Company is at the helm of production, with ARCH serving as the dedicated producer.

The stellar team extends further with Shingo Kanai as Art Director, Hideyasu Narita managing Background Art, Aiko Yamagami overseeing Color Design, and Takema Sawamura guiding 3DCG. The immersive auditory experience is being shaped by sound director Yasunori Ebina, with Magic Capsule handling sound production and Miracle Bus orchestrating the musical score.

This groundbreaking series, building on the legacy of three prior anime seasons and several movies, is set to redefine the Monster Strike narrative for a terrestrial TV audience, promising a visually rich, action-packed adventure intertwined with the intricate storytelling that has captivated mobile RPG enthusiasts worldwide.