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Stark700 · 2019-03-13, 09:00

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Japanese retailer HMV is listing the April issue of Kadokawa's Monthly Comic Gene magazine with the cover revealing that Senzoku Erisawa and Shunsaku Yano's Try Knights manga is getting a television anime adaptation. The issue will ship on Friday.

Plot Summary
The manga's rugby story centers on high school students Akira Kariya and Riku Haruma. One day, the new rugby club member Akira gets advice on running from Riku, who used to be absorbed in rugby but gave it up because he lacked the physique for the sport. Akira takes an interest in Riku, and Riku's passion for the rugby gradually returns. By joining forces, the pair can play a new tactical game and aim for the top of high school rugby.

Source (ANN)
https://www.animenewsnetwork.com/new...-anime/.144483

Stark700 · 2019-03-14, 04:01

It's going to air Summer 2019.

https://www.ntv.co.jp/tryknights/

MisaoFan · 2019-03-14, 04:24

The studio in charge is Gonzo if anyone is interested knowing.

Stark700 · 2019-07-26, 09:41

Crunchyroll announced for streaming.

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Crunchyroll announced on Thursday that it will stream the television anime of Senzoku Erisawa and Shunsaku Yano's Try Knights manga

https://www.animenewsnetwork.com/new...-anime/.149350

MisaoFan · 2019-07-31, 12:41

It's already out since a week ago.

LKK · 2019-08-01, 13:06

Public service announcement. There's an after credits scene. Also there is a "Let's learn about rugby" chibi-style segment that I suspect will be a weekly event.

Uribatake · 2019-08-06, 21:03

Another public service announcement: the second episode had even worse animation quality than the first one, and in every wide shot the characters are rendered in hilariously bad CG. We might be looking at the Musashi Gundoh of sports anime.

magnumcyclonex · 2019-08-07, 23:29

I watched the first episode and was immediately turned off by it. Main reason was that one character promises to prove another character wrong by doing something they had given up on in the past. This is an overused trope and doesn't reflect real life human interactions, even in high school.

Also, it's nowhere near as good as All Out, so definite pass for me after reading the PSAs.

Norn · 2019-08-08, 20:13

There's something off about the way characters looked in episode 2. It was as if their heads didn't fit their own bodies and were actually sewn on.

2019-03-14, 04:01	Link #2
Stark700 Senior Member Join Date: Jul 2014 Location: Somewhere on Earth	It's going to air Summer 2019. https://www.ntv.co.jp/tryknights/ __________________

2019-08-01, 13:06	Link #6
LKK Senior Member Join Date: Nov 2006 Location: Virginia, USA Age: 62	Public service announcement. There's an after credits scene. Also there is a "Let's learn about rugby" chibi-style segment that I suspect will be a weekly event. __________________ Avatar: Hazuki of Natsuyuki Rendezvous / Signature: flowers from Natsuyuki Rendezvous

2019-08-06, 21:03	Link #7
Uribatake Senior Member Join Date: Oct 2007	Another public service announcement: the second episode had even worse animation quality than the first one, and in every wide shot the characters are rendered in hilariously bad CG. We might be looking at the Musashi Gundoh of sports anime.

2019-08-07, 23:29	Link #8
magnumcyclonex Cyclone Magnum Join Date: Apr 2004	I watched the first episode and was immediately turned off by it. Main reason was that one character promises to prove another character wrong by doing something they had given up on in the past. This is an overused trope and doesn't reflect real life human interactions, even in high school. Also, it's nowhere near as good as All Out, so definite pass for me after reading the PSAs.

2019-08-08, 20:13	Link #9
Norn Dazed and Confused Join Date: Jan 2018 Location: Ocean Floor 13	There's something off about the way characters looked in episode 2. It was as if their heads didn't fit their own bodies and were actually sewn on.