Rascal Does Not Dream of a Dear Friend Anime Film Debuts Special Footage Video
The Rascal Does Not Dream of a Dear Friend anime film has released a new video showcasing special footage. The clip features Mai Sakurajima, voiced by Asami Seto, performing in a concert setting within the movie. This latest theatrical adaptation is currently screening in Japanese cinemas following its October 16 debut.
The project is directed by Soichi Masui at CloverWorks, with scripts by Masahiro Yokotani and character designs by Satomi Tamura. Music for the film is composed by fox capture plan. The story originates from light novels written by Hajime Kamoshida and illustrated by Keji Mizoguchi.
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Key facts
- Release date
- October 16
- Studio
- CloverWorks
- Director
- Soichi Masui
- Voice Actor
- Asami Seto
Tags
- #Anime Film
- #CloverWorks
- #Mai Sakurajima
- #Rascal Does Not Dream of a Dear Friend
- #Soichi Masui
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