Takumi Kitamura & Kyoko Yoshine Starring W in the Animated Film [Boku-ra no 7-kakan Sensō] “Our Seven Days War”

Takumi Kitamura (left) and Kyoko Yoshine (right), acting as the leading voice actors in the animated movie [Bokura no 7-kakan Senso].

Takumi Kitamura (DISH //) and Kyoko Yoshine will be the leading actors in the animated movie [Bokura no 7-kakan Senso] that will be released nationwide on December 13.

[Bokura no 7-kakan Senso] is an animated film based on the best-selling novel [Bokura no 7-kakan Senso] series that issues 20 million copies. KADOKAWA wanted to entrust Mamoru and Aya to an actor who could give a realistic persuasive power to the story of “warning adults”.  "I've seen the appearances so far, I have a conflicting element of delicacy and bold behavior that has my mind in mind, I understand the true meaning of Mamoru and Aya, and I want to support everyone I wanted to make it a character, but I offered it, but during the rehearsal, all of the staff were surprised at how fit they were. "

Kitamura, who professed anime enthusiasts and read the original from before the offer, `` I was reading as if I was speaking for the emotions peculiar to teenagers. `` I want to do it, '' says Yoshine, `` I am glad that I was able to be involved in a work that has been in the library since elementary school and loved by many people. '' He talked about the pleasure of participating in the classic series. Regarding the impressions of each other that will be the first co-star, Kitamura said, “When I heard the voice before entering the production, I thought it was a person who had the power to pull in,” Yoshine said, “Mr. Kitamura is multi-talented anyway. It was a play, a song, a voice job! ” The original [Bokura no 7-kakan Senso] is one of the attractions that can be sympathized with each era. Kitamura says, “With the original student movement and backbone at that time, their“ war ”this time is contemporary, yet it depicts the delicate“ thoughts that cannot be spit ”of this generation. At the end, there was a big ball box ...! It was a really exciting script to read, "commented on the story that was updated to the modern version of the animation.

Source: natalie