Garo: Divine Flame
| Garo: Divine Flame | |
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| Directed by | Yuuichirou Hayashi |
| Produced by | Tohokushinsha Film Corporation |
| Written by | Yasuko Kobayashi |
| Based on | Garo: The Animation by MAPPA |
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May 21, 2016 |
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Running time
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78 minutes |
| Country | Japan |
| Language | Japanese |
Garo: Divine Flame is a 2016 Japanese animated film based on Garo: The Animation. The movie takes place four years after the first season.
Plot
Leon, who has succeeded the name of Golden Knight "GARO," devotes himself to train a young Makai Knight for the next generation, together with Prince Alfonso of the Valiante Kingdom. Then, they receive an order to exterminate the most beautiful Horror in the world which resides in a neighboring country "Vazelia". At the same time, a young Makai Knight for the next generation is kidnapped by an unknown person. Leon desperately follows them, only to find that he is surrounded by his enemies at a dead end. Then, a Makai Knight Dario who was supposed to be missing for some time suddenly appears and rescues him. Under his guidance, Leon is led to the town where he meets up a totally unexpected person.
Cast
| Character | Voice actor (Japanese) |
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| Emma Guzman | Romi Park |
| German Luis | Kenyuu Horiuchi |
| Leon Luis | Daisuke Namikawa |
| Alfonso San Valiante | Katsuhito Nomura |
| Coronado, Ximena | Yumi Sudou |
| Garm | Mayu Udono |
| Jiruba | Aya Endou |
| Lara | Madoka Aiba |
| Roberto Luis | Miyu Tomita |
| Dario Montooya | Masato Hagiwara |
| Fernand Saint-Variante | Kousuke Gotou |
| Sarah | Arisa Komiya |
| Zaruba | Hironobu Kageyama |
Production
On November 23, 2015, it was announced that a Garo film was commissioned as part of Garo's 10th Anniversary year project.[1] The opening theme is "Yaiba ~the divine blade~" (刃～the divine blade～, "Blade ~the divine blade~") by JAM Project while the ending theme is "Howlite" by Sayaka Sasaki.[2][3]
Reception
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External links
- Official film website (Japanese)
