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duckroll 2009-03-17 21:25

Tokyo Magnitude 8.0 (BONES)
 
http://g.imagehost.org/t/0791/Tokyo_8_0.jpg

http://tokyo-m8.com/

New TV anime series from BONES announced. It's a story about two siblings and a single mother trying to survive together after a massive earthquake hits Tokyo during the Summer vacation changing everyone's lives forever.

The production is by BONES and Kinema Citrus (who are working on the animation production of the E7 movie), and the director is Masaki Tachibana. The series will start in July on FujiTV on the Noitamana time slot.

Crisano 2009-03-17 21:33

Oh, is this original or is it based on someone's work?

Well, the character designs are really different from BONES' other work. Pretty charming in its own way.

So far I'm sold. Music was great.

duckroll 2009-03-17 21:38

Original work it seems.

solomon 2009-03-17 21:46

Anyone know anything about this Kinema Circus group?

Vexx 2009-03-17 21:55

OK... this actually sounds and looks "out of the ordinary"... one of my many eyes put on it.

aardvark 2009-03-18 04:52

I think this will probably be similar to Chiko, in that the character designs, planning etc, is done by Bones itself and then the animation will be done with Cinema Citrus (with maybe Bones doing the OP and ED themselves)

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Originally Posted by solomon (Post 2279506)
Anyone know anything about this Kinema Circus group?

Cinema Citrus. A very new animation studio I believe that just recently formed. They began by working with Bones on the E7 movie, and Bones helped them with recruitment about a year ago.

They've done production support on a few episodes here and there in the past year too, like on Ryoko's Case Files.

There was some misunderstanding that they were actually a new Bones studio that was founded to work on E7 (like Gainax and Khara), but its pretty obvious its a seperate studio, though obviously with some sort of connection to Bones I would guess, as they helped them with recruiting and have been working with them since...

_gallo_ 2009-03-18 04:57

Looks like Kamichu meets A spirit of th Sun (or maybe Dragon Head).

Solace 2009-03-18 05:35

I doubt it will be nearly as dark and gritty as Dragon Head, but it looks interesting to say the least.

Daniel E. 2009-03-18 05:52

Oh, I also feel like watching it! :)

the.Merines 2009-03-18 06:39

Oho, now this interests me. Been a while since I've indulged in a series that isn't mecha or overdramatic romance... ^^;

miss-deep 2009-03-18 06:50

This really does look interesting, both in a visual and thematic sense.

manuloz 2009-03-18 07:27

Quote:

Originally Posted by aardvark (Post 2280169)
I think this will probably be similar to Chiko, in that the character designs, planning etc, is done by Bones itself and then the animation will be done with Cinema Citrus (with maybe Bones doing the OP and ED themselves)


Cinema Citrus. A very new animation studio I believe that just recently formed. They began by working with Bones on the E7 movie, and Bones helped them with recruitment about a year ago.

They've done production support on a few episodes here and there in the past year too, like on Ryoko's Case Files.

There was some misunderstanding that they were actually a new Bones studio that was founded to work on E7 (like Gainax and Khara), but its pretty obvious its a seperate studio, though obviously with some sort of connection to Bones I would guess, as they helped them with recruiting and have been working with them since...

Actually, studio Dogakobo ( Ryoko's Case Files) also shared the recruit announcement on its webpage, maybe there another connection here ?
Kinema Citrus has also is own show on the plate like Hige Piyo comming on april :
http://www.higepiyo-tv.com/

duckroll 2009-03-18 07:44

Quote:

Originally Posted by manuloz (Post 2280365)
Actually, studio Dogakobo ( Ryoko's Case Files) also shared the recruit announcement on its webpage, maybe there another connection here ?
Kinema Citrus has also is own show on the plate like Hige Piyo comming on april :
http://www.higepiyo-tv.com/

BONES was helping with recruitment because they needed to recruit staff to facilitate their production of the animation for the E7 movie. Doga Kobo was helping with recruitment because they needed to recruit staff to facilitate their production of the animation for 1 or 2 episodes of Ryoko Case Files. I think the connection is simply that they're a small new upstart studio, and with no website or portfolio of their own, they rely on the established studios to help them get off their feet. It's a small industry and I'm sure everyone involved have probably worked with each other in the past before. Not too surprising imo.

The real question is *who* Kinema Citrus really is in terms of staff. We don't have any idea at the moment but maybe it'll become more apparent when the animation staff credits show up for the E7 movie and for Tokyo M8 in a few months.

stormy001_M1A2 2009-03-18 08:16

Awesome. Not the usual harem moe shit. There is still some hope left for anime.

7Th 2009-03-18 09:50

Quote:

Originally Posted by _gallo_ (Post 2280174)
Looks like Kamichu meets A spirit of th Sun (or maybe Dragon Head).


The design is certainly very reminicent of Kamichu, with the round faces and clean line-art.

pulpwin 2009-03-18 11:11

So if Kinema Citrus is involved with this, I'm assuming BONES' B Studio should still be working on a seperate project? I'm really, really impressed with how BONES are coping with these projects on such a large scale too.

NorthernFallout 2009-03-18 12:24

This is certainly going up on my To-Watch list. Something different.

stormy001_M1A2 2009-03-18 12:26

Count me in.

ginrai1984 2009-03-18 13:09

Quote:

Originally Posted by duckroll (Post 2279484)
Original work it seems.

actually no it isn't!the manga has currently 5 volumes and is licenced in the france by panini!

unfortunately i don't speak french so otherwise this would have been on my reading list!

Sheba 2009-03-18 13:14

Quote:

Originally Posted by ginrai1984 (Post 2280927)
actually no it isn't!the manga has currently 5 volumes and is licenced in the france by panini!

unfortunately i don't speak french so otherwise this would have been on my reading list!

Damn, I need to patch my mangafu.


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