Special Screening News: Yomi no Tsugai and Fullmetal Alchemist Collaboration
The latest updates regarding the visitor benefits for the advance screening of the Yomi no Tsugai TV anime have finally been released. This series is based on the brilliant original work by Hiromu Arakawa, who is basically a legend in the industry. Along with this, fans are also getting a special treat with the 4K remastered screenings of two classic Fullmetal Alchemist movies. It is quite a big moment for anyone who follows her work, as these screenings are bringing together the old and the new in a very special way.
Exclusive Visitor Benefits and Mini Colored Paper
To make the theatre experience even more memorable, three different types of newly drawn mini colored paper are being prepared as bonuses for the visitors. Each one features unique illustrations by artists who have strong connections to Arakawa's universe. If you are a fan of the creator's style, then understanding why the new manga from Fullmetal Alchemist's creator is a must read will help you appreciate these designs even more. Here is what is on offer:
- Fullmetal Alchemist: The Conqueror of Shambala: For the screenings happening from March 6th to 12th, the paper will feature Edward Elric and Dela. These were drawn by Yoshiyuki Ito, who was an illustrator for the original 2003 anime series.
- The Sacred Star of Milos: This paper includes illustrations of Edward Elric and Asa. The artwork is a joint effort by Kenichi Konishi, the character designer for the film, and Nobuhiro Arai, who is working on the Yomi no Tsugai anime.
- Yomi no Tsugai Advance Screening: The mini paper for this session features Edward Elric and Yul, drawn by Hiroki Kanno, a talented artist who has worked across both the Fullmetal Alchemist and Yomi no Tsugai projects.
Story Details and Broadcast Schedule
For those who might be new to the plot, Yomi no Tsugai follows the mysterious journey of Yul and Asa. They are twins born with a strange destiny where "night and day are separate." It is a dark and intriguing fantasy that really shows off Arakawa's world-building skills. The TV anime is set to start broadcasting from midnight on April 4th on TOKYO MX, BS11, and a few other channels. It is definitely worth checking out, and why the new manga from Fullmetal Alchemist's creator is a must read is something every shonen enthusiast should know before the premiere.
In addition to the screenings, there is more good news as ABEMA will be distributing both Fullmetal Alchemist series for free starting from March 6th. This is a great chance to re-watch the classics before diving into the new world of Yomi no Tsugai. Make sure to keep an eye on the official website for any last-minute changes or more details regarding the live viewing venues.
