Tenten Jaadugal Anime Releases Mongolian Version PV

The opening PV for the Mongolian version of the TV anime “Tentaku no Jadugal” has been released. In addition, cast information for the third installment has also arrived.

``Tentak no Jadugar'' is a TV anime based on a historical manga currently being serialized by Tomato Soup in Akita Shoten's ``Souffle'', which depicts the story of a harem set in Mongolia in the 13th century. Sitara (Fatima), a former slave girl captured by the Mongol Empire, meets Dregene, the Mongol Emperor's sixth wife, who also has mixed feelings about the Mongol Empire, and uses her wisdom to shake up the empire.
The general director is Naoko Yamada, the director is Abel Gongora, and the animation production is ``Danda Dan'', ``The Tale of the Heike'', and ``Keep Your Hands Off Eizouken!''. ” Manufactured by Science SARU, which is highly praised around the world for its overwhelming quality. The cast includes Akira Sekine as Sitara, Ami Koshimizu as Doregene, Noriko Kuwashima as Fatima, Jun Saito as Muhammad, Hiro Shimono as Ogotai, Ryota Suzuki as Tolui, Miyu Irino as Shira, Daisuke Namikawa as Chagatai, and Kenji Nojima as Juchi.

The opening PV for the Mongolian version of this work, which is currently being aired to rave reviews, has been released.

The movie depicts one part of the story of Sitara's move from Persia to Mongolia, the wives she meets there, and the whirlwind of ingenuity and ambition that arises within the empire. The meaningful looks and facial expressions of the princesses, who are shown for the first time, are filled with a sense of urgency that makes you wonder how the intentions hidden in their hearts will intersect with the main character, Sitara, and how Sitara will confront them in this powerful empire.

Who will play Borakchin, who stands out in the video? Keep an eye on future new information.

Furthermore, as part of the cast and character information for the third installment, it was announced that Misaki Kuno will play Sorkoktani, the legal wife of the fourth prince Tolui and an intelligent woman, Ayaka Asai will play Moge, the fourth wife of Emperor Ogotai of the Mongol Empire, and Mayumi Shintani will play Kyrgyzstani, the third wife. Comments from the voice actors who play the characters have also arrived.

Cast Comments

Role of Seolkoktani: Misaki Kuno

For the first time in my career as a voice actor, I played a role with a husband and children. I was very, very happy. It has been my dream to play a role that is suitable for my age, so I am filled with gratitude to the production team who entrusted me with the role of Seolkoktani. During the dubbing, we were given very careful direction, and the continuous process of realizing, reflecting, and taking on new challenges was so much fun that my heart danced every time. How will Solkoktani, who lives a brave life following her beliefs as the wife of her beloved Torui and the mother of a child, interact with Sitara? Please enjoy it.

Role of Moge: Ayaka Asai

My name is Ayaka Asai and I will be playing the role of Moge. When I read the original story, I was immediately drawn in by the contrast between the soft illustrations of Tomato Soup Sensei and the tense atmosphere that pervades the entire story. The way each character lives their life to the fullest, with their own positions and feelings, is so carefully depicted that I couldn't stop turning the pages. The character I play, Moge, is also a person who lives his own life in this world. We have carefully captured the unique atmosphere of the work and the charm of Moge. I would be happy if you could look forward to the broadcast.

Kyrgyzstani role: Mayumi Shintani

This is the story of the women who live in the shadows of the history pioneered by heroes. I sympathize with both the tender solidarity that brings tears to my eyes and the cruel betrayal that sends chills down my spine.This may be because no matter how clever the plot twists, what really drives them is pure love and passion. It was a very exciting experience to be able to feel and act out through the work that there may have been women in Kyrgyzstan who lived strong lives despite being swayed by the times and customs, even though Kyrgyzstan seems to have been able to manage itself somehow, even though they had difficult backgrounds to modern standards. It was fun on set! ! Please look forward to it.

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