Ghost Of Tsushima Will Become An Anime, But Not The Part You Think

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The rich world of Ghost Of Tsushima would make for an equally rich anime story, right? That’s what we’re hopefully getting thanks to the new deal between Sucker Punch, Sony and Aniplex….but there’s a weird twist to it. The announced series will be an adaption of Ghost Of Tsushima Legends, the co-op mode. Why the part with no story? Because, probably, the story was taken: Sony already announced a Ghost Of Tsushima feature film last year. We’d imagine the movie will directly adapt the game, which means the anime had to find something else. The Ghost of Tsushima anime will be helmed by director Takanobu Mizuno, with Gen Urobuchi (NITRO PLUS) handing story composition and KAMIKAZE DOUGA producing the animation. Sony Music will create the soundtrack for the series. “This project is a testament to the creative synergy within the Sony family, uniting the expertise of PlayStation Studios and PlayStation Productions; the creative team of Sucker Punch Productions and Aniplex; Sony Music’s iconic global artist roster; and Crunchyroll’s fan-first global marketing and distribution footprint,” said Rahul Purini, President of Crunchyroll. “The Ghost of Tsushima anime will offer fans an exciting new way to experience the game in an anime style […]
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[Taller]

Sony’s really stepping up their game with these adaptations. Between this anime, the upcoming movie, and other projects like The Last of Us series, they’re proving that video game stories can thrive across different mediums. I’m glad they’re not just doing straightforward adaptations but actually exploring new angles of their games

 

[Redturtle]

The collaboration between Sony, Sucker Punch, and Aniplex is super exciting. These are all companies that know how to deliver quality in their respective fields. Aniplex has a great track record with anime adaptations, and with Sony Music handling the soundtrack, the series is bound to have incredible music. The original game’s score was breathtaking, so I’m hoping they incorporate some of those themes into the anime.

 

[Lars]

Crunchyroll exclusive? Makes sense. That platform already has a solid fanbase for anime like this