The world of Japanese animation enthusiastically welcomes the return of PSYREN, Toshiaki Iwashiro’s cult action-psychological series published in Weekly Shonen Jump. Nearly fifteen years after the manga series concluded, the full trailer has been released, officially confirming the television premiere for October 5. Produced by Satelight, the adaptation promises to cover the entire original story, a detail that has sparked immense excitement among fans who have long awaited this adaptation.
The plot follows protagonist Ageha Yoshina as he seeks to uncover the mystery behind the disappearance of his companion Sakurako and the role of the secret organization Psyren. The trailer showcases supernatural battles and a world devastated by conflict, highlighting powers ranging from telekinesis to destructive attacks. The voice cast includes Rikuya Yasuda as Ageha and Mayuko Kazama as Sakurako, with the direction focusing on action and the psychological twists characteristic of the original work.
Regarding distribution, the series will air in Japan on Tokyo MX starting at 23:00 JST. Internationally, Crunchyroll will handle streaming for the non-European audience, while in Russia it will be available on IVI. Although the number of episodes has not yet been specified, the announcement of a complete adaptation suggests that the production will have the necessary resources to honor the narrative scope of the original manga.
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