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Morikawa voices Hiko, Takeuchi voices Nobrega // The Twitter account for the television anime of Coolkyoushinja and Johanne's Peach Boy Riverside manga revealed...

Sareail wrote: I don't know the manga and haven't watched the anime, so I'm not saying the idea is bad, but the explanation about the primary reason being the story would end without an ending isn't really a sensical explanation. The manga wasn't finished and there was no ending to adapt either way. The director said they aren't doing any anime original content, which is fine (good, even), but how in any reality would this prevent that? If you're making 12 episodes of content from what's in the manga, how do you avoid the cliffhanger when you're adapting the same exact content just in a di...

Richard Eisenbeis Rating: It's funny. I don't think I've ever actually read the Momotaro fairy tale—though I've certainly learned the basic story through cultural osmosis. An elderly couple finds a giant peach. In the middle, instead of a seed, they find a child. They raise the boy, Momotaro, as their own and eventually he heads off to the island, Onigashima, and fight the ogres that reside there with his animal companions. Apparently, Peach Boy Riverside is a pseudo-sequel to that story. Yet, instead of following Momotaro, it follows Sally—a princess with a similar origin who s...