Disney+ is planning a plethora of new anime series and movies
Disney announces a partnership with the Japanese publisher Kodansha for an abundance new anime titles for the streaming service Disney+ on. The deal includes besides many new productions also exclusive licensed titles from popular series and films based on manga templates.
The anime series begins Tokyo Revengersthat starting January 2023 will be launched with new episodes on Disney+. Previously already celebrated Bleach: Thousand Year Blood War premiered in the fall on Disney’s Hulu streaming service, which was among the Anime fans for a lot of displeasure After all, the mouse company is little known for covering the anime and manga sector. That should change now.
With the growing success of Japanese productions and the Expansion of Disney+ in the asian area However, interest seems to have been aroused, the lucrative anime market to conquer, so far from Netflix & Co. is served. The first season of “Tokyo Revengers” and “Bleach” is in this country crunchy roll available.
“We are thrilled to deepen our collaboration with our long-time partner Kodansha in such an exciting genre”said Carol Choi, Disney’s executive vice president of original content strategy in Asia Pacific.
“Japanese anime is filling the gap in our content development plans and we believe this expanded collaboration will greatly contribute to Disney’s future animation strategy in Japan. We look forward to bringing the anime titles and treasured intellectual property of Kodansha of Japan to the world stage.”adds Choi.
Attack on Titan and more anime coming to Disney+ soon
Further anime series how Summer time rendering, Black Rock Shooter: Dawn Fall and Bleach: Thousand Year Blood War will follow. So fans can look forward to many more anime titles like synduality, Murai in Love and Phoenix: Eden17 look forward to the streamer.
Kodansha holds the rights, among other things Attack on TitanFairy Tail, The Seven Deadly Sins, That Time I Got Reincarnated as a Slime, Fire Force and Magister Negi Magi.
With this, Disney+ is building its extensive Content offer in the area of anime massivelywhile the streaming provider will be in other Asian countries will be available alongside Japan and South Korea, with the exception of China. When the US group will also expand in the Chinese market is anyone’s guess.
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