Ninja Kamui | |
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Genre | Action[1] Science fiction[2] |
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Anime television series | |
Directed by | Sunghoo Park |
Produced by | Joseph Chou |
Written by | Shigeru Murakoshi |
Music by | R.O.N |
Studio |
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Licensed by | Warner Bros. Television[a] |
Original network | Tokyo MX |
English network | |
Original run | February 11, 2024 – May 5, 2024 |
Episodes | 13 |
Video game | |
Ninja Kamui: Shinobi Origins | |
Developer | G.rev |
Publisher | Rainmaker Productions |
Genre | Arcade, action |
Engine | Criware |
Platform | Nintendo Switch |
Released |
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Ninja Kamui (stylized in all caps) is an original anime television series produced by E&H Production and Sola Entertainment with executive production by Williams Street. The series aired from February to May 2024 in the United States on Adult Swim's Toonami programming block and in Canada on Adult Swim Canada. A Japanese broadcast of the series followed on Tokyo MX in July 2024.
Plot
[edit]After escaping his clan and going into hiding in rural America, former ninja Higan, living under the alias of Joe Logan is ambushed by assassins who exact bloody retribution on him and his family for his betrayal. With his wife and son now dead, Higan returns to his ninja ways to avenge his murdered family and sets his sights on taking down the very clan that made him.
Characters
[edit]- Higan / Joe Logan
- Voiced by: Kenjiro TsudaEp. 1 credits (Japanese); Jeremy GeeEp. 2 credits (Higan); Gabriel RegojoEp. 1 credits (Logan) (English)
- A former ninja who goes on a journey to avenge his family. Joe and his family lived under the surname alias Logan and concealed their real faces with devices in an attempt to avoid detection from the clan.
- Mari / Sara Logan
- Voiced by: Yuriko HinoEp. 1 credits (Japanese); Christie GuidryEp. 2 credits (Mari); Chaney MooreEp. 1 credits (Sara) (English)
- Higan's wife, and a former ninja, who was trained alongside Higan and Zai. She is murdered along with Ren by the clan.
- Ren / Kyle Logan
- Voiced by: Arata KimuraEp. 1 credits (Japanese); Noble HutchisonEp. 1 credits (English)
- Higan and Mari's son who celebrated his birthday on the day of the clan's attack. He is murdered along with Mari by the clan.
- Mike Moriss
- Voiced by: Atsushi OnoEp. 1 credits (Japanese); Shawn HamiltonEp. 1 credits (English)
- An FBI agent investigating the deaths of Joe's family and partners with Samanda.
- Aska / Emma Samanda
- Voiced by: Yuki WakaiEp. 1 credits (Japanese); Luci ChristianEp. 1 credits (English)
- An FBI agent investigating the deaths of Joe's family and partners with Moriss. She is later revealed to be Aska, a top member of the organization who saved Higan's life.
- Boss Ninja
- Voiced by: Tomoyuki ShimuraEp. 1 credits (Japanese); Heath MorrowEp. 1 credits (English)
- The imposing head of the ninja clan's former ninja hunting squad and the one who personally murders Higan's family.
- Yamaji
- Voiced by: Kazuhiro YamajiEp. 2 credits (Japanese); Luis GalindoEp. 2 credits (English)
- Higan's old clan master and the one sending assassins after him and all other exiled ninjas in order to prevent the spread of their secret arts.
- Zai
- Voiced by: Yuichi NakamuraEp. 2 credits (Japanese); James MarlerEp. 2 credits (English)
- A skilled ninja known as the Reaper and Yamaji's apprentice. He also hunts exiled ninjas.
- Old Chieftain / Kagari
- Voiced by: Takayuki SugōEp. 4 credits (Old Chieftain); Takaya HashiEp. 2 credits (Kagari) (Japanese); David HarboldEp. 4 credits (Old Chieftain); Sean Patrick JudgeEp. 2 credits (Kagari) (English)
- A skilled doctor in the ninja underworld and Higan's old acquaintance. In actuality, he is a disguise for the previous head of the ninja clan, who inducted Higan, Mari, and Zai.
- Lil
- Voiced by: Setsuji SatōEp. 3 credits (Japanese); Brandon HearnsbergerEp. 3 credits (English)
- A capricious and perverted assassin afflicted with dwarfism who relies on technology for battle.
- Joseph Evans
- Voiced by: Tatsumaru TachibanaEp. 3 credits (Japanese); Scott GibbsEp. 3 credits (English)
- The founder and CEO of the tech company AUZA who is in a partnership with Yamaji to provide highly advanced tech weaponry for the clan.
- Dilly
- Voiced by: Romi ParkEp. 4 credits (Japanese); Elissa CuellarEp. 4 credits (English)
- Joseph's bodyguard and a highly skilled combatant.
- Big D
- Voiced by: Kosuke SakakiEp. 4 credits (Japanese); Joe PEp. 4 credits (English)
- A vain African American ninja outfitted with cybernetic implants.
- Jason Cardenas
- Voiced by: Takashi NagasakoEp. 5 credits (Japanese); Joe DanielsEp. 5 credits (English)
- A disgruntled former AUZA employee with valuable insider knowledge. His design is based on the show's executive producer Jason DeMarco.[3][4]
Production and release
[edit]The series was announced by Adult Swim in May 2022, and directed by Sunghoo Park. Takashi Okazaki is designing the characters. The series was produced by E&H Production and Sola Entertainment.[5] In July 2023 at San Diego Comic-Con, Adult Swim unveiled a teaser trailer for the series and announced it would premiere in 2024.[6] In January 2024, Adult Swim announced that the series would premiere on its Toonami programming block on February 11, 2024, in both English dubbed and subtitled formats, both produced by Sentai Studios.[7][8]
The opening theme song is "Vengeance" performed by Japanese rock band Coldrain,[9] while the ending theme song is "Eye Openers" performed by Jessica Gelinas. The respective ending theme songs for episodes 10 and 13 are "Unbroken" and "Chain Reaction", both performed by Toft Willingham. Insert songs are also used within most episodes.
In June 2024, Sola Entertainment CEO Joseph Chou was paraphrased through a Business Wire press release covering the Shinobi Origins video game as stating that a second season of the anime was in the works,[10] however several hours after its publication, the show's executive producer Jason DeMarco replied to a Bluesky post that a second season had "not been announced".[11] The following day, the press release was retracted and Chou responded to an inquiry from Anime News Network, clarifying that the game's public relations staff had inserted the quote themselves and that, while ideas were being considered for a potential second season, "there is nothing official at all".[10]
Episodes
[edit]No. | Title | Insert song | Directed by | Written by | Storyboarded by | English air date | Japanese air date [12] | |
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1 | "Episode 1" | "Stillness" by Steve Memmolo | Sunghoo Park | Shigeru Murakoshi | Sunghoo Park | February 11, 2024 | July 2, 2024 | |
In a city, a young man attempts to escape masked ninja assailants chasing him, but is caught and beheaded by their boss. Elsewhere, Joe Logan, his wife Sara and son Kyle are enjoying their daily life in the corn fields of rural America. Joe and Sara celebrate Kyle's birthday, but that night the family is ambushed by ninjas. After defeating some downstairs, Joe runs back to the bedroom to find that they already murdered his wife and son before Joe himself is seemingly killed. Joe miraculously awakens in a morgue and is later approached in the hospital by FBI agents Mike Moriss and Emma Samanda, who have arrived to investigate. Both decide to stay overnight and watch over Joe. On the hospital's rooftop, Joe is once again ambushed by ninjas, but he battles his way down the hospital, killing all the assailants except the leader. Joe reveals his true face and identity as Higan after the boss states he cannot conceal himself from the clan. Higan returns home and retrieves a box containing a few personal belongings concealed inside a wall before burning the house down, placing his old ninja mask from the box back on. | ||||||||
2 | "Episode 2" | "Erupt" by Michael "Kasper" Abruzzese | Hiroki Itai | Shigeru Murakoshi | Sunghoo Park | February 18, 2024 | July 9, 2024 | |
After receiving medical assistance from an old colleague named Kagari, Higan tortures the boss ninja at an abandoned factory. Though he fails to uncover any useful information, Higan continues the torture out of vengeance before burning him alive. Higan travels by motorcycle across the southwestern U.S. in an attempt to find the clan's American hideout, but to no avail. Back at headquarters, the FBI has seemingly covered up the ninja incident. Mike and Emma lay low to continue their investigation into the Logans. Higan contacts Mike and agrees to a meeting the following night at a Chinese restaurant in San Francisco. After getting Higan to confess that the Logan identity was a cover, Mike holds him at gunpoint and attempts to bring him in for questioning before they are attacked by two ninjas disguised as a single food delivery man. Higan kills the attackers before the restaurant is barraged by bullets and a rocket launcher from disguised men traveling via van. Higan escapes and Mike is left to wonder who created the attacker's blades that were able to pierce his body armor during the assault. In an undisclosed location, ninja clan master Yamaji receives word from Zai that Higan is still alive. | ||||||||
3 | "Episode 3" | "We Gon' Do Thi$" by Chez | Hiro Ohki | Akira Kindaichi | Sunghoo Park | February 25, 2024 | July 16, 2024 | |
Yamaji meets up with the assassin Lil after his latest mission and the two discuss Higan's prowess as a ninja. Elsewhere, Zai eliminates his former swordmaster who defected from the clan. Mike joins forces with Higan after the FBI and police cover up the incident at the restaurant and frames the owner on false charges. They meet up with Emma and discover a likely connection between multinational corporation AUZA and the clan, and suspect they might be conspiring together to eliminate mutual enemies. Meanwhile, Yamaji meets with AUZA's top executive Joseph, who sent the men responsible for shooting up the restaurant, and warns him not to engage exiled ninjas without his consent. Meanwhile, Higan, Mike, and Emma's discuss AUZA City, they are attacked by a masked ninja who tries to kill them through the car roof. During the assault, the car is hit by a truck that seemingly incapacitates both Mike and Emma. After the crash, Higan engages the ninja in battle and successfully kills them as Lil watches from a mounted bodycam. Afterward, Higan receives a phone call from an unknown number. | ||||||||
4 | "Episode 4" | "Bitter Sweet" by Steve Memmolo | Yui Miura | Shigeru Murakoshi | Hiroki Itai | March 3, 2024 | July 23, 2024 | |
The mysterious number tells Higan that it's impossible to infiltrate AUZA City without help and offers their services, hinting they also have connections with the ninja clan. Mike and Emma recover at the hospital after the car accident and Higan notifies them about the benefactor. Emma uncovers unrelated potential assistance with a disgruntled former AUZA employee on the dark web and Mike decides meet up with them. Inside AUZA City, Yamaji, Joseph, and other top brass of the clan meet up to discuss their suspicion that Higan will soon infiltrate the city. In a flashback, Higan, Mari, and Zai's relationship as members of the clan and how Higan and Mari broke the clan's code are revealed. After being discharged from the hospital, Mike receives word that Emma has been assigned a new case by their boss and the two go their separate ways after dinner. At sunset, Higan begins his infiltration into the city by accessing their underground tunnel networks with hacking help from the benefactor. Higan is just about to enter the city's parameters when he is suddenly confronted by Zai, who is waiting for him on the other side. | ||||||||
5 | "Episode 5" | "Legend Begin" by Michael "Kasper" Abruzzese | Sunghoo Park | Ko Yoneyama | Sunghoo Park | March 10, 2024 | July 30, 2024 | |
Higan misses his chance to enter AUZA City and Zai warns him that he has merely delayed his death before leaving. Elsewhere, in a ghost town, Mike meets up with a former AUZA employee named Jason Cardenas who turns out to have insider knowledge into accessing AUZA's servers. In the city, the clan's top brass decide to willingly let Higan in to directly confront him and plan a timed fireworks festival to distract the city's populous. Mike and Jason successfully hack into AUZA's servers and uncover a list of fake identities being used to plant operatives before suddenly being denied access. After being cornered by mercenaries, the two manage to escape, but are chased down, eventually crashing off the side of the road. In the city, Higan cuts down hordes of ninjas and mercenaries before confronting four lieutenant ninjas donning armor suits. Higan attempts to directly confront Yamaji, but the lieutenant ninjas overpower him, even after using his secret art. Laying defeated on the ground, Higan is about to be beheaded by Zai before one of the lieutenants rescues him and escapes. | ||||||||
6 | "Episode 6" | "Super Volcano" by Toft Willingham | Masataka Akai | Akira Kindaichi | Sunghoo Park | March 17, 2024 | August 6, 2024 | |
The organization begins searching the city for the lieutenant and Higan. After retreating to treat Higan's wounds, the lieutenant reveals herself to be Emma, otherwise known as Aska. She explains that she was sent by the clan in order to spy on him under the guise of a rookie FBI agent. Aska informs Higan that it will be virtually impossible to defeat the organization without using an armored suit, known as Gusoku Gear, and informs him that she has taken the Kamui, the most advanced model during their escape. To use it, Higan must be directly synched to the suit via neural pathways for it to function. Before putting him into deep sleep for the procedure, Aska confirms she was the one who saved him back during the ambush that killed his family, and also helped him infiltrate the city. Lil manages to locate their hideout and Aska engages him in battle, but is defeated when her suit's recharge station is destroyed. During the synching, Aska subconsciously relays to Higan that she was only able to save him because she didn't arrive in time. She explains that Mari saved her life long ago and that the two of them stayed in touch. Higan finishes synching and confronts Lil in the Kamui. | ||||||||
7 | "Episode 7" | "Super Volcano" by Toft Willingham | Hisatoshi Shimizu | Akira Kindaichi | Yui Miura | March 24, 2024 | TBA | |
Using the Kamui suit, Higan defeats Lil and sends his severed head back to AUZA headquarters. Yamaji consequently decides to speed up his plans and gives Zai permission to go after Higan. Back inside her truck, Aska explains to Higan how during her childhood, her face was severely disfigured in an accident and she was abandoned by her parents. She was eventually adopted by the former clan chieftain to become a ninja, becoming a master of disguise and "watcher" of sorts for him. Aska and Mari developed a close personal bond with each other against ninja conventions. As the former chieftain succumbed to illness, Yamaji became leader and took the clan away from Japan, in turn alienating many members. Meanwhile, Mari had secretly developed a face-changing device which she shared with the dissidents. When Mari became pregnant with Higan's child, they were forced to flee and go into hiding. Aska tells Higan that she decided to stay in order to uncover what future Yamaji was planning for the clan. | ||||||||
8 | "Episode 8" | "Bitter Sweet" by Steve Memmolo | Yui Miura | Ko Yoneyama | Sunghoo Park | March 31, 2024 | TBA | |
Yamaji and the organization leave the city to hasten their plans. Aska tells Higan that AUZA's endgame is to seize all energy infrastructure and assume control of each country from within, all the while using the clan as their muscle. Higan and Aska launch an electromagnetic pulse to disable the entire electrical network of AUZA City and escape the barrier. The two of them head to an AUZA power plant to steal portal energy tanks for their suits, with foresight that a lieutenant might be present. Aska enters the plant and is confronted by Big D in his Gusoku Gear. Higan arrives in the Kamui and the two brawl while Aska disables the plant's charger by blowing it up. Higan saves Aska as the floor collapses and Big D allows them to leave due to his personal honor code. Back on the road, they discover Aska's computer is being used and suspect it's Mike. They track him and Jason down to a motel and Aska confesses her true identity to Mike, much to his frustration for her not allowing him to help knowing the truth. Now on the same page, the group turn their attention towards the organization. | ||||||||
9 | "Episode 9" | "Legend Begin" by Michael "Kasper" Abruzzese "Bitter Sweet" by Steve Memmolo | Takayuki Sano | Shigeru Murakoshi | Takayuki Sano | April 7, 2024 | TBA | |
Joseph scolds Yamaji for not keeping Big D in check but is reminded that the partnership can turn at any one of his missteps. Meanwhile, Emma and Jason plan to directly hack AUZA's internal networks to retrieve dirt on the company. Thanks to a tracking device placed by Big D from the previous battle, they are found by the organization and a battle ensues. Aska and Mike eliminate AUZA gunmen while Higan battles Big D and Jason continues to hack the company servers. Mike is shot, but is saved by his protective vest as he and Aska finish killing off the remaining gunmen. Higan defeats Big D, who praises Higan and asks Aska why she betrayed them. She admits she was never on their side to begin with: satisfied with her answer, he accepts his fate. Before Higan is able to finish the job, Joseph remote detonates Big D's Gusoku Gear: he is obliterated, but saves Higan with last piece of Gear. Aska receives fatal damage from the blast and gives her final words to Higan and Mike before dying. The men say their final goodbyes before burning her body, with Higan feeling even more determined to take down the entire organization. Meanwhile, Zai's very own Gusoku Gear finishes production. | ||||||||
10 | "Episode 10" | N/A | Hisatoshi Shimizu | Akira Kindaichi | Sunghoo Park | April 14, 2024 | TBA | |
Zai's orphaned childhood and how he ended up joining the clan is revealed. In the present, Higan and company bury Emma's body in the desert. The group holds top secret AUZA data that is unfortunately now encrypted in Emma's computer, leaving Jason to have to decode it all by himself. To make matters worse, they have been publicly disclosed to the media as ecological terrorists targeting AUZA power plants. A message crow arrives for Higan with a duel challenge from Zai. In flashbacks, its revealed how Higan, Mari, and Zai rose to the top within the clan and became an elite ninja trio. After Higan and Mari depart the clan and become exiles, Zai felt they betrayed their bond and warned that they would regret it if they didn't kill him. Back in the present, Higan arrives at the duel location to battle Zai and the two begin their deathmatch in their Gusoku Gear while Mike unsuccessfully confronts his boss about the AUZA-tied corruption within the FBI. | ||||||||
11 | "Episode 11" | N/A | Yui Miura | Shigeru Murakoshi | Sunghoo Park | April 21, 2024 | TBA | |
Higan and Zai destroy their Gusoku Gear while fighting and start battling man-to-man, exchanging blows and using their secret arts. Zai is infuriated that Higan and Mari not only broke the clan's code, but betrayed the pact they made together as he truly believed he had made friends for the first time in his life. Higan defeats Zai and tells him that they left because the code held them back from loving the ones they hold dear and was told by Mari that their son Ren could show Zai the future beyond being a ninja. Elsewhere, Mike returns to find Jason still hasn't regained access to the data, needing some form of biometrics from Aska to access it. Mike remembers a keepsake from his deceased daughter that Aska touched, and Jason uses it to retrieve the data. As Mike buys him time by diverting all police attention towards himself, Jason goes into hiding to access the data. Meanwhile, Joseph has a falling out with Yamaji and the clan as he discovers they're conspiring to betray AUZA and unsuccessfully attempts to kill him with armed soldiers. Yamaji and his men arrive at AUZA headquarters to assassinate Joseph. Dilly arrives and helps Joseph escape the facility before confronting Yamaji. | ||||||||
12 | "Episode 12" | N/A | Hiroki Itai | Ko Yoneyama | Hiroki Itai | April 28, 2024 | TBA | |
A suited up Dilly combats Yamaji, who reveals the perfected version of the Gusoku Gear. Dilly is flung from the tower and killed by Yamaji. Meanwhile, Kagari meets up with Higan and unveils his true identity as the former clan chieftain. He tells Higan that he had been watching him, Mari, and Zai, sensing a wavering of the clan's code through them. He knew that the organization would eventually meet its end if he didn't make changes. However, the code's binding ran so deep that he was unable to find a new purpose for the clan. Yamaji decided to take matters into his own hands and assassinated the chieftain, but he survived and lost his ninja abilities as a result. Higan explains to him that he isn't exacting retribution for the clan, but for the sake of his family and friends that he shares bonds with. Being held for questioning at the FBI, Mike holds his employers responsible by having Jason leak the sensitive AUZA data out to the public, withholding the names of those tied to the FBI and US government as leverage to make them take direct action on Joseph. The FBI sends out an arrest warrant for him but soon thereafter automated versions of the Gusoku Gear, under the control of Yamaji, intrude on public officials' locations and hold them hostage. Higan heads back to AUZA City to confront Yamaji. | ||||||||
13 | "Episode 13" | "Super Volcano" by Toft Willingham | Sunghoo Park | Shigeru Murakoshi | Sunghoo Park | May 5, 2024 | TBA | |
As Yamaji holds the nation's leaders hostage, Higan arrives in the city. Meanwhile, with the assistance of the FBI and Jason, Mike speeds after Joseph in the remote canyon fields, who's planning to escape the country via cargo plane. After disabling the plane with his own car, Mike chases after Joseph on foot and successfully captures him after a brief scuffle. Higan confronts Yamaji and a fight in their Gusoku Gear ensues. Zai arrives mid-brawl and assists Yamaji, declaring his allegiance to the ninja life. Higan uses his secret art but is countered by Yamaji's own art which is able to mess with his mind. Yamaji attempts to kill Higan while he's hallucinating, but Zai suddenly turns on him. An angered Yamaji brings the fight underground to use the city's energy core for his suit, battering Higan until he is no longer able to move. Higan is about to give up when he has a vision of Mari, who reminds him that he still has the power to do anything he puts his mind to. Higan gets up and uses Zai's secret art to defeat the chieftain. As he lays dying, Yamaji questions why Higan would want to snuff out peace for the world when it was right at their fingertips. Higan proclaims him to be a hypocrite as he snuffed out other peoples' peace before the chieftain succumbs to his injuries. The automated Gusoku are disabled by exiled ninjas and Joseph is sent to prison as Mike silently thanks Higan for ending the conflict. Zai attempts to commit suicide to atone for turning on Yamaji, but Higan stops him, telling him that the ninja is over and that he's free to live his own future. Some time later, Higan dumps his Gusoku Gear into a river and rides off into the countryside. |
Video game
[edit]A video game prequel titled Ninja Kamui: Shinobi Origins was released on May 30, 2024, for the Nintendo Switch. The game was developed by G.rev and published by Rainmaker Productions.[7][8][13][14]
Reception
[edit]Critical response
[edit]Rafael Motamayor of IGN gave the series a score of 7/10. He praised the "stunning" action sequences but criticized the dull plot, uninteresting characters, and called the CG animation "uninspiring" and "underwhelming".[1]
Accolades
[edit]In 2024, Ninja Kamui has been nominated for Best Anime Series at the 4th Astra TV Awards.[15]
Notes
[edit]- ^ Sentai Studios was commissioned to produce the English dub and sub
References
[edit]- ^ a b Motamayor, Rafael (May 7, 2024). "Ninja Kamui Review". IGN. Retrieved May 8, 2024.
- ^ York, Marc (April 10, 2024). "This Adult Swim Original is a Must Watch for Anime Fans". CBR. Retrieved May 8, 2024.
- ^ Nunekin Kamui Demarco [@Clarknova1] (March 3, 2024). "K, now I have to tell the story. Park: Send me a photo or two of you! We're putting staff in the show for fun. Me: eh, that's okay. Park: Come on, it's just for background stuff. Me: ... fine, I'll send one. (Cut to several months later where I see "Jason" appear in several eps)" (Tweet) – via Twitter.
- ^ Nunekin Kamui Demarco [@Clarknova1] (March 3, 2024). "Me: Uh hey man I thought this was just like a background character? Park: Ha! No, you've actually become an important character so you're in several episodes. Me: ....😫 There you have it folks! You will see more of "me" to come in Ninja Kamui. For better and worse, lol" (Tweet) – via Twitter.
- ^ Mateo, Alex (May 18, 2022). "Adult Swim Announces Rick and Morty: The Anime, Ninja Kamui Anime". Anime News Network. Archived from the original on June 21, 2022. Retrieved May 18, 2022.
- ^ Hodgkins, Crystalyn (July 23, 2023). "Adult Swim Reveals Trailers for Uzumaki, Ninja Kamui, FLCL: Grunge Anime". Anime News Network. Archived from the original on July 23, 2023. Retrieved July 23, 2023.
- ^ a b "New Anime Series "Ninja Kamui" Premieres Saturday, February 10 at Midnight On Adult Swim". press.wbd.com. January 17, 2024. Archived from the original on February 25, 2024. Retrieved January 19, 2024.
- ^ a b Mateo, Alex (January 19, 2024). "Toonami to Air Both Dub/Sub for Ninja Kamui Anime". Anime News Network. Archived from the original on January 19, 2024. Retrieved January 19, 2024.
- ^ Shepherd, Charles (February 11, 2024). "Coldrain Drop New Single 'Vengeance' in Conjunction With 'Ninja Kamui' Premiere". Electric Bloom. Archived from the original on February 11, 2024. Retrieved February 12, 2024.
- ^ a b Pineda, Rafael Antonio (June 19, 2024). "Ninja Kamui Anime Briefly Listed With 2nd Season (Updated)". Anime News Network. Retrieved June 19, 2024.
- ^ DeMarco, Jason (June 18, 2024). "A second season has not been announced". Bluesky. Retrieved June 19, 2024.
- ^ "アニメ「NINJA KAMUI」(ニンジャカムイ) 公式サイト" [Anime "Ninja Kamui" Official Site]. www.aniplex.co.jp/ninjakamui. Retrieved July 2, 2024.
- ^ Adult Swim [@adultswim] (April 20, 2024). "Ninja Kamui: Shinobi Origins - pre-order now for the Nintendo Switch adultsw.im/ShinobiOrigins #ninjakamui #videogame #nintendo #anime" (Tweet). Retrieved April 20, 2024 – via Twitter.
- ^ "Ninja Kamui: Shinobi Origins for Nintendo Switch - Nintendo Official Site". Nintendo. Retrieved April 24, 2024.
- ^ Tai, Anita (July 9, 2024). "Astra TV Awards Launch 'Best Anime Series' Category for 2024 Show". Anime News Network. Archived from the original on July 9, 2024. Retrieved July 9, 2024.
External links
[edit]- Official website at Adult Swim
- Official website (in Japanese)
- Ninja Kamui (anime) at Anime News Network's encyclopedia