P.A. Works Producing “Fairy Gone” Anime For April

By: Anime Herald January 24, 20190 Comments

Earlier today, P.A. Works opened an official website and Twitter account for an original anime series, titled Fairy Gold. The main cast and staffers, as well as a visual and trailer for the project were revealed. We break the details down below.

Trailer

The minute-long teaser flies over various pieces of concept art, as a narrator explains the show’s main premise. Theme song KNOCK on the CORE kicks in at the 35-second mark.

Key Visual

The image features several fairies, ready for battle in a field. Embers rise up around them.

Fairy Gone Anime Visual

Staff

Kenichi Suzuki (Drifters, Cells At Work!) was tapped to direct the project at P.A. Works, with Takako Shimizu (JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure) providing character designs. Ao Jūmonji (Grimgar of Fantasy and Ash light novels) is in charge of series composition.

Other confirmed crew members include:

  • Original Concept: Five Fairy Scholars
  • Original Character Design: Haruhisa Nakata
  • Music: (K)NoW_NAME

Theme Songs

(K)NoW_NAME will perform opening theme song KNOCK on the CORE.

Cast

The confirmed voice cast includes:

  • Maria Noel: Kana Ichinose
  • Free Underbar: Tomoaki Maeno
  • Veronica Thorn: Ayaka Fukuhara
  • Ulfran Low: Yoshimasa Hosoya

Visuals for the characters and fairies were also revealed, which you can check out below.

Characters

Fairy Gone Character Visual - Free Underbar
Fairy Gone Character Visual - Maria Noel
Fairy Gone Character Visual - Ulfran Low
Fairy Gone Character Visual - Veronica Thorn

Fairies

Fairy Gone Fairy Visual - Ashclad
Fairy Gone Fairy Visual - Blood Daughter
Fairy Gone Fairy Visual - Red Hood
Fairy Gone Fairy Visual - Fitcher

Fairy Gone will air in April.

The show will take place in a world where fairies reside within animals, which they grant magnificent abilities. Humans learned that they can harnass the fairies, abilities by surgically implanting the organs of fairy hosts into their own bodies. By doing this, they gain the ability to summon fairies to a limited degree, which they can use as weapons.

Over time, these gifted individuals began to be raised to wage war, and earned the name “Fairy Soldiers.” A great war erupted, which saw the Fairy Soldiers take the front lines. In the aftermath, though, they were left without purpose, and sought to rejoin society. Some sided with the government. Others, the mafia, or even became terrorists. Whatever the case, though, every Fairy Soldier found their own path to tread upon.

Nine years after the war, Maria is brought on as the newest recruit of “Dorothea,” an organization devoted to investigating and suppressing fairy-related incidents. The government remains unstable even today, and great criminals nurse old wounds from the war. No matter the case, though, Maria follows the stories of the Fairy Soldiers, who seek to carve their own sense of justice into this tumultuous world.

Sources: Ota-suke, Comic Natalie

P.A. Works Producing “Fairy Gone” Anime For AprilSamantha Ferreira

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