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The music intensifies as more cast and the second teaser visual for the A Wild Last Boss Appeared! anime appears. The anime series, based on the light novel series written by Firehead, filled out its cast with the Twelve Heavenly Stars today alongside the Greek-inspired character’s visuals. A Wild Last Boss Appeared! Anime Second Teaser Visual Joining the cast of A Wild Last Boss Appeared! are: Aries voiced by Yukina Shuto Libra voiced by Hisako Tojo Aigokeros voiced by Naoya Uchida Parthenos voiced by Mika Kanai Virgo voiced by Cocoro Omori Aries character visual Libra character visual Aigokeros character visual Parthenos character visual Virgo character visual Related : A Wild Last Boss Appeared! Anime Summons Teaser Trailer, New Visual, October 2025 Premiere Yuya Horiuchi ( Love Live! Nijigasaki High School Idol Club episode director) will direct A Wild Last Boss Appeared! at studio Wao! World. Kazuyuki Fudeyasu ( Shangri-La Frontier ) will write the series composition,...

The last boss returns, this time with the mind of a man isekai’d into his Mmo character. The first trailer for the A Wild Last Boss Appeared! TV anime was released today, revealing a new teaser visual, the voice actors for the two lead characters (including that titular “last boss”), the lead staff members, and an October 2025 premiere. A Wild Last Boss Appeared! Anime Teaser Trailer, Visual The two lead voice actors announced for A Wild Last Boss Appeared! TV anime include: Lufas Maphaahl voiced by Ami Koshimizu (Ryuko Matoi in Kill la Kill ) Dina voiced by Yuri Usui (Rinami Himesaki in Gakuen iDOLM@Ster game) Lufas Maphaahl character visual Dina character visual Related: A Wild Last Boss Appeared! Anime Adaptation Announced Yuya Horiuchi ( Love Live! Nijigasaki High School Idol Club episode director) will direct A Wild Last Boss Appeared! at studio Wao! World. Kazuyuki Fudeyasu ( Shangri-La Frontier ) will write the series composition,...

The last boss returns, this time with the mind of a man isekai’d into his Mmo character. The first trailer for the A Wild Last Boss Has Appeared! TV anime was released today, revealing a new teaser visual, the voice actors for the two lead characters (including that titular “last boss”), the lead staff members, and an October 2025 premiere. A Wild Last Boss Has Appeared! Anime Teaser Trailer, Visual The two lead voice actors announced for A Wild Last Boss Has Appeared! TV anime include: Lufas Maphaahl voiced by Ami Koshimizu (Ryuko Matoi in Kill la Kill ) Dina voiced by Yuri Usui (Rinami Himesaki in Gakuen iDOLM@Ster game) Lufas Maphaahl character visual Dina character visual Related: A Wild Last Boss Appeared! Anime Adaptation Announced Yuya Horiuchi ( Love Live! Nijigasaki High School Idol Club episode director) will direct A Wild Last Boss Has Appeared! at studio Wao! World. Kazuyuki Fudeyasu...

My Neighbor Totoro is one of Studio Ghibli's most beloved films and with Totoro as Studio Ghibli's mascot character, it's no surprise that it is. What makes My Neighbor Totoro, so great is how it gets down to the root of life and what makes it so beautiful. The simplicity of adapting to a new environment, character growth and mingling back with nature makes the film a breaht of fresh air.

Fortunately for fans of My Neighbor Totoro, there are a bountiful number of anime series and movies out there that carry the same weight and heartwarming feelings that My Neighbor Totoro delivers to every viewer. From action-packed anime movies like The Boy and the Beast to bittersweet anime series like March Comes in like a Lion, fans of My Neighbor Totoro have plenty of wonderful animations to pick and choose from.

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Koki Mitani’s already-big upcoming comedy Once in a Blue Moon (Suteki na Kanashibari) just got a little bigger.

It was previously announced that the film would star Eri Fukatsu as a third-rate lawyer who’s forced to depend on a 421-year-old ghost (Toshiyuki Nishida) as the sole witness to her client’s innocence.

Earlier today, a bunch of new names were added to the cast list, including Tsuyoshi Kusanagi (Smap), Masachika Ichimura, Takayuki Kinoshita (Tko). Fumiyo Kohinata, Takashi Kobayashi, Kan, Sen Yamamoto, Keiko Toda, Kazuyuki Asano, Katsuhisa Namase, Zen Kajihara, Kenji Anan, and Yoshimasa Kondo.

In addition to the casting update, Toho also revealed the theatrical release date: October 29, 2011.

Sources: Tokyograph, Cinema Today...