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Discotek Media Acquires ‘Battery’ Anime

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The story revolves around Takumi Harada, a young man who moves to a mountain town in Okayama prefecture during the spring break before he enters middle school due to his father’s job transfer.

Battery Visual 6-3The summer 2016 anime series Battery is one of a few properties that ended up unlicensed after streaming but has now finally found itself a home. Discotek Media has picked up the rights to bring this out on Blu-ray in its original Japanese language with English subtitles. No timeline has been set for it yet or what it might contain for extras.

The series saw a six-volume release in Japan from Aniplex where they’re all listed as limited editions. The first volumes are priced at 3,000 yen and 4,000 yen on DVD and Blu-ray respectively as it contains only the first episode. The remaining five volumes are priced at 5,800 and 6,800 yen respectively.

The series set Tomomi Mochizuki to direct and script it with Takako Shimura handling the character designs and also serving as the chief animation director. Zero-G produced the series animation.

The cast includes Kouki Uchiyama as Takumi Harada, Tasuku Hatanaka as Ko Nagakura, Yui Fujimaki as Seiha Harada, Yuuki Ono as Shuugo Kadowaki, Ryouhei Kimura as Shunji Mizugaki, Ayumu Murase as Fumito Sawaguchi, Kaito Ishikawa as Keita Higashidani and Yuuichirou Umehara as Kazuki Kaionji.

The opening theme song is “Itsuka no Jibun” by anderlust while the ending theme song is “Ashita, Haru ga Kitara”, also by anderlust.

Plot concept: The story revolves around Takumi Harada, a young man who moves to a mountain town in Okayama prefecture during the spring break before he enters middle school due to his father’s job transfer. Takumi is a pitcher, and after the moves he loses faith in his own talent, when suddenly his classmate Kō Nagakura appears in front of him. Kō has a strong desire to form a “battery” (a combination of a pitcher and catcher) with Takumi.