Sekiro Anime Rumours Resurface With Data About Studio and Episode Depend

Keep in mind the rumours earlier this yr about an anime adaptation of Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice? Effectively, they’ve resurfaced, with recent particulars about who is perhaps behind the manufacturing.

In keeping with leaker @oecuf0 (whose X/Twitter account is suspended on the time of writing), the supposed Sekiro anime will probably be animated by a studio known as Qzil.la.

The leaker additionally talked about that the anime may have a restricted episode depend.

Qzil.la isn’t identified for main anime collection, however its most high-profile standalone work was Kuromi’s Fairly Journey for Sanrio. The studio is extra skilled in brief tasks, like mini-anime collection and animated music movies. A few of its notable contributions embody the episode 11 ending of Chainsaw Man and the opening for Hell’s Paradise.

To get a way of Qzil.la’s animation fashion, try the opening for the 2023 MAPPA anime beneath:

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Rumours in regards to the Sekiro anime have been swirling since final yr, and this yr’s earlier replace had hinted at a hand-drawn challenge described as “promising.”

It was additionally hinted that Bibury Animation Studios may very well be answerable for the animation, however with all these totally different rumours swirling, we should always most likely simply look ahead to an official announcement at this level.

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