Studio Gaina Plans 2021 Premiere For Rescue Academia Anime TV Series

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By: Anime Herald September 7, 20180 Comments

Rescue Academia - Hiroyuki Yamaga - Visual It looks like Gaina is rescuing a lot of projects today!

Earlier today, anime studio Gaina announced that they’re working the Rescue Academia anime TV series. The series is currently on track for a première in 2021. The title was originally slated to air this year.

Rescue Academia will be set in Fukushima prefecture’s Minamisōma city. The feature will focus on a lead who’s hard on their luck, and working on rescue efforts in the region. The title aims to depict a growing relationship between the protagonist and a robot, as well as a the budding friendship of a group of children.

Gaina is producing Rescue Academia as a means of promoting Fukushima’s Innovation Coast initiative, which hopes to revive the region’s industry and tourism industries. The title will feature local crafts, like Ōborisōmayaki throughout.

Sources: Otakomu, Ota-suke

Studio Gaina Plans 2021 Premiere For Rescue Academia Anime TV Series – Samantha Ferreira

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