Code Geass: Rozé of the Recapture Anime Debuts on Disney!

The highly anticipated anime "Code Geass: Rozé of the Recapture," initially titled "Code Geass: Z of the Recapture" or "Dakkan no Zetto," has been announced for worldwide streaming starting June 21.

This new series will be available on Disney+'s "Star" brand as a 12-episode weekly series, offering fans a regular dose of their favorite mecha action and intricate storytelling. In Japan, the anime's first part premiered in theaters on May 10, followed by subsequent releases: the second part on June 7, the third on July 5, and the fourth part scheduled for August 2.

Key Production Team

• Director: Yoshimitsu Ohashi, known for his work on "Amnesia," "Galaxy Angel," and "Sacred Seven," brings his directorial expertise to this new installment of the Code Geass franchise.

• Scriptwriter: Noboru Kimura, whose previous works include "Princess Principal: Crown Handler" and "Problem Children Are Coming from Another World, Aren't They?" is responsible for writing the scripts, ensuring a compelling narrative that aligns with the high standards set by the original series.

• Character Design: Takahiro Kimura returns to design the characters, working alongside Shuichi Shimamura. Their designs are based on the original creations by the renowned manga artist group CLAMP, ensuring continuity and familiarity for long-time fans.

• Knightmare Frame Design: Junichi Akutsu, who has a history with the Code Geass series, is back to design the Knightmare Frames, the iconic mechas that play a central role in the series' battles and strategic elements.

• Music Composition: Kenji Kawai, celebrated for his work on "Ghost in the Shell," is composing the music, promising a powerful and evocative soundtrack that enhances the dramatic and action-packed scenes.

• Theme Songs:

The anime's opening theme song, "Running In My Head," is performed by MIYAVI, a renowned guitarist and musician known for his energetic and dynamic performances. His contribution is expected to set an exhilarating tone for each episode.

 The ending theme song, "Roze (Prod.TeddyLoid)," is performed by Hikari Mitsushima. The involvement of TeddyLoid, a well-known producer, suggests a contemporary and engaging ending that resonates with the audience.

Creators and Original Story:

The original story credits remain with Sunrise, Ichiro Okouchi, and Goro Taniguchi. Sunrise, the studio behind the entire Code Geass franchise, ensures the animation and production quality remain top-notch. Ichiro Okouchi and Goro Taniguchi, key figures behind the original series' success, continue to shape the narrative and direction of this new installment, promising a storyline that retains the depth, intrigue, and complexity that fans have come to expect.

Plot and Expectations

While specific plot details for "Code Geass: Rozé of the Recapture" have been kept under wraps, the involvement of these experienced creators and the continuity in character and mecha design indicate a seamless extension of the beloved franchise. The series is expected to delve into new conflicts and character developments while maintaining the high-stakes political drama and strategic warfare that define the Code Geass universe.

The announcement of this new series has generated significant excitement among fans worldwide. The weekly release format on Disney+'s "Star" brand allows for a steady build-up of anticipation and discussion within the fan community, keeping the momentum and engagement high throughout its run.

In summary, "Code Geass: Rozé of the Recapture" promises to be a captivating addition to the Code Geass franchise. With its stellar producer developments while maintaining the high-stakes political drama and strategic warfare that define the Code Geass universe.