The movie Kizumonogatari: Koyomi Vamp is continuing the countdown to its release date with a series of illustrations by talented artists. Following the release of kuroume’s illustrations, the official Twitter/X account for Nisioisin’s titles shared three more illustrations by Nekoyama Iori, pafujojo, and yonemuro (from left to right):
The film Kizumonogatari: Koyomi Vamp, which will combine the films Tekketsu, Nekketsu and Reiketsu, will hit Japanese theaters on January 12. The staff for the new film includes:
- Director: Tatsuya Oishi
- Character design: Hideyuki Morioka, Akio Watanabe
- Screenplay: Tatsuya Oishi
- Sound direction: Yota Tsuruoka
- Music: Satoru Kosaki
In addition to countdown illustrations, a series of promotional videos for Kizumonogatari: Koyomi Vamp are also being released on YouTube. Check out the most recent one:
Kizumonogatari: Koyomi Vamp revealed an 8-minute commercial, the longest in Japanese history, on January 1 but due to the earthquake that occurred in central Japan on the same day, the broadcast was canceled and postponed (except on Tokyo MX, where broadcast is not possible). delayed). The ad will be available on YouTube afterward.
The first two films in the Kizumonogatari trilogy were released in 2016, while the third part followed in 2017. Akiyuki Shinbo and Oishi co-directed them. Shinbo also worked on the script with Yuki Kizawa and Muneo Nakamoto – SHAFT is also credited for that.
The Monogatari light novel series is written by Nisi Oisin and illustrated by Vofan. The series began serialization in 2006, and although the volumes cover different seasons, each season’s title ends in -monogatari. Bakemonogatari is a manga adaptation of a light novel, illustrated by Oh! Great. It has been serialized in Weekly Shonen Magazine since 2018.
The franchise received an anime adaptation titled Bakemonogatari by studio SHAFT in the summer of 2009. Nisemonogatari and Nisemonogatari (Black) followed in 2012. Monogatari Series: Second Season aired in 2013 and includes 6 part of the novel. Owarimonogatari, Koyomimonogatari, Owarimonogatari II and Zoku Owarimonogatari were also adapted into anime.
Source: Official website, Twitter/X©Nisio Isin, Kodansha, Aniplex, Shaft
