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    Crunchyroll Anime Expo Recap

    Luis GutierrezBy Luis GutierrezJuly 15, 20192 Mins Read
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    Anime Expo has come and gone now. With lots being showcased from 4th of july weekend, it seemed that the world famous crunchyroll had quite the week as well. Showing off tones of teasers, premiers, and even selling out of merch faster than they anticipated. 

    For instance they treated fans to the world premier of Dr. STONE, To the Land of the Scared Abandoned Beast, and In/Spectre. Of course all of the shows haven’t been shown on any platform just yet. 

    They even had Linkin Park’s very own Mike Shinoda come by the industry panel to showcase his new music video. That video being ‘World’s on Fire’ Shindoa went on to discuss his deep connection to anime. “My music and anime have had a long history of crossing paths, from the fan videos edited over Linkin Park’s music, to our original video for ‘Breaking The Habit”. The video for World’s On Fire is about a lady who learns to control her powers.

    They’ve also announced a slate of new series coming out for all sorts of fans. Those shows being Isekai Cheat Magician, That Time I Got Reincarnated as a Slime OAD, A Destructive God Sits Next to Me, Granbelm, Do You Love Your Mom and Her Two-Hit Multi-Target Attacks? And Konosuba OVA from season one and two.

    Of course they even had tons of special guest attend as well. Such as Shusuke Katagirl the producer of Dr.Stone. Hiroyuki Honda Weekly Shonen Jump editor. And In/Spectre voice actor Mamoru Miyano and many many more. 

    Crunchyroll Games announced the return of “One Punch Man” with a crossover with “Grand Summoners” in a partnership with Good Smile Company and Nexninja.

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