P.A. Works original series Fairy gone has its marketing and distribution handled by TOHO and they generally do a very strong job in getting creative materials out there. One area where they really shine is when the [K]NoW_NAME is involved since they have an easier time handling clearances. With the group handling the insert songs for the series and its themes, they’ve now brought out the insert song from the 16th episode with “Game” in music video form. It clocks in at just over two minutes and includes English subtitles, which is always a great bonus.
The series has Kenichi Suzuki directing with the scripts from Ao Jumonji, the author of Grimgar of Fantasy and Ash. The original designs by Haruhisa Nakata are being adapted by Takako Shimizu with P.A. Works handling the animation production. [K]NoW_NAME is on board for music production.
The Japanese cast includes Kana Ichinose as Maria Noel, Tomoaki Maeno as Free Underbar, Ayaka Fukuhara as Veronica Thorn, Yoshimasa Hosoya as Ulfran Low, Ayaka Suwa as Clara Kisenaria, Yoshiki Nakajima as Serge Tovah, Mie Sonozaki as Nein Auraa, Takehito Koyasu as Damian Carme, Houchu Ohtsuka as Marco Bellwood, Eizou Tsuda as Ray Dawn, Atsumi Tanezaki as Lily Heineman, Kōji Okino as Robert Chase, Mikako Komatsu as Eleanor Need, Yasuhiro Mamiya as Oz Maher, Kenjiro Tsuda as Griff Mercer, Mugihito as Cain Distaroru, Shinji Kawada as Axel Rabū, Minako Kotobuki as “Sweety” Bitter Sweet, Yuka Iguchi as Patricia Pearl, Kazuyuki Okitsu as Jonathan Passepierre, Hisao Egawa as Biivii Risukaa, Shizuka Itou as Sophie, Takaya Hashi as Schwartz Diese, Hiroki Touchi as Jet Glaive, and Kenji Nomura as Ewan Breeze.
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Plot Concept: The show is set in a world where fairies possess and reside within animals, granting them special powers. By surgically removing and transplanting the organs of a possessed animal into a human, humans can partially summon the fairy and use it as a weapon. Eventually, such individuals were used for war, and were called “Fairy Soldiers.” After a long war, these soldiers lost their purpose and had to reintegrate into society. From the government to the mafia, and even becoming terrorists, each treads their own path.
