During its ANImagic 2023 panel, Crunchyroll unveiled its plans to include the highly anticipated “Aquarion: Myth of Emotions” (Sōsei no Aquarion: Myth of Emotions), the second season of “Girlfriend, Girlfriend” (Kanojo mo Kanojo), and the “Tearmoon Empire” anime series in its lineup. Aquarion: Myth of Emotions marks the fourth installment in the Aquarion anime franchise, which originally made its debut in Japan in 2005.
The streaming platform is set to release the second season of “Girlfriend, Girlfriend” and “Tearmoon Empire” in October, while the premiere date for “Aquarion: Myth of Emotions” is yet to be disclosed. These upcoming series will be accessible to audiences across North America, Central America, South America, Europe, Africa, Oceania, the Middle East, and CIS territories.
Get ready to dive into another world of emotions, comedy, and fantasy as Crunchyroll once again presents an exciting lineup of upcoming anime series that is bound to keep you busy from day to night. From the thrilling “Aquarion: Myth of Emotions” to the hilarious second season of “Girlfriend, Girlfriend,” and to the story of “Tearmoon Empire,” Crunchyroll gives us more binge options,
So it doesn’t matter if you’re a fan of intense battles, romantic entanglements, or magical adventures, because Crunchyroll’s latest offerings are here to stay and entertain audiences of all ages.
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About the Titles Crunchyroll Added
Crunchyroll has become everyone’s one-stop for everything anime and manga. Its ever-growing popularity has led to the platform adding more and more series to its catalog. From Jujutsu Kaisen to Moushoku Tensei, from romance to isekai, there’s something for everyone to indulge in.
Aquarion: Myth of Emotions
Genesis of Aquarion, also known as Aquarion, is an anime series created by Shoji Kawamori and produced by Satelight. Set in a futuristic world, it revolves around the Aquarion, a colossal battle machine that serves as humanity’s primary defense against the technologically advanced Shadow Angels.
This series aired in 2005. An OVA retelling, titled “Genesis of Aquarion OVA,” premiered in 2007. A sequel titled “Aquarion Evol” was announced in 2011 and aired in 2012. The series explores the emotional journey of its characters and their connection to the Aquarion. Additionally, “Aquarion: Myth of Emotions” is the fourth installment in the Aquarion franchise.
Girlfriend, Girlfriend
The second season of the anime adaptation of Hiroyuki’s “Girlfriend, Girlfriend” manga is set to debut in Japan this October on the Animeism programming block on MBS and TBS channels and on Crunchyroll. Following their hot springs escapade, Naoya navigates his relationships with Saki and Nagisa, accompanied by Milika and Shino, who joins with hidden affection for Naoya.
The summer vacation unfolds with a romantic fireworks festival, camping, and an Okinawa adventure. As the season heats up, Milika’s younger sister Risa adds a new layer of intrigue to this neo-standard romantic comedy. The anime’s cast includes Junya Enoki, Ayane Sakura, Azumi Waki, Ayana Taketatsu, and Rie Takahashi.
Hiroyuki’s manga journey began in Kodansha’s Weekly Shōnen Magazine in March 2020, concluding on May 24, and the 16th and final compiled volume hit shelves on July 14. Kodansha USA Publishing publishes the digital version.
Tearmoon Empire
The anime adaptation of Nozomu Mochitsuki’s “Tearmoon Empire” light novel series is set to premiere in Japan this October, with broadcasts on Tokyo MX, MBS, BS11, and on Crunchyroll. The main cast includes Sumire Uesaka as Mia Luna Tearmoon, Tomori Kusunoki as Anne Littstein, and Yuichiro Umehara as Ludwig Hewitt.
The anime’s storyline follows the journey of Princess Mia, who, after being beheaded, wakes up in her twelve-year-old body with her blood-stained diary from her previous life. Determined to avoid her previous fate, Mia embarks on a mission to rebuild the Tearmoon Empire, even if it means employing miracles to save herself and not repeat history.
The “Tearmoon Empire” novel series, which originated on the Shōsetsuka ni Narō website in 2018, gained attention and was subsequently published in print by TO Books with illustrations by Gilse in 2019. An ongoing manga adaptation by Mizu Morino was first published in January 2020. Both the novel series and manga adaptation have been licensed by J-Novel Club.
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