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Urban Legends Incarnate in Boogiepop Doesn't Laugh TV Anime Trailer

 

Unknown terrors stalk the night (and the daytime) in a new trailer for Boogiepop Doesn't Laugh, an upcoming TV anime based on the series of supernatural light novels written by Kouhei Kadano and illustrated by Kouji Ogata about a string of strange events and sudden disappearances that grip the teenage population of a Japanese city.

 

The new trailer highlights the opening theme for series, entitled "shadowgraph", which is performed by MYTH & ROID.

 

 

Additionally, new cast members have been revealed for Boogiepop Doesn't Laugh, including:

 

 

Chiaki Kobayashi as Keiji Takeda.

 

 

Shino Shimoji as Kei Niitoki.

 

 

Ayaka Suwa as Naoko Kamikishiro.

 

 

Junya Enoki as Masami Saotome.

 

 

Aoi Ichikawa as Shiro Tanaka.

 

 

Ayana Taketatsu as Minako Yurihara.

 

 

And Kouki Miyata as Echoes.

 

 

The original Boogiepop light novels are published in Japan by ASCII Media Works, and English language versions are also available from Seven Seas Entertainment, who describe the story as follows:

 

Who am I? My name is Boogiepop…

 

There is an urban legend that children tell about a shinigami that can release people from the pain they are suffering. This “Angel of Death” has a name–Boogiepop. And the legends are true. Boogiepop is real.

 

When a rash of disappearances involving female students breaks out at Shinyo Academy, the police and faculty assume they just have a bunch of runaways on their hands. Yet Nagi Kirima knows better. Something mysterious and foul is afoot. Is it Boogiepop or something even more sinister…?

 

 

The Boogiepop Doesn't Laugh TV anime is directed by Shingo Natsume and features animation by MADHOUSE. The series will broadcast in Japan on AT-X, Tokyo MX, and other stations beginning on January 04, 2019.

 

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Paul Chapman is the host of The Greatest Movie EVER! Podcast and GME! Anime Fun Time.



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