Danganronpa Anime Coming Next Year

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Devil Survivor 2 isn’t the only videogame-to-anime adaptation that Seiji Kishi is directing next year. Kishi, who previously worked on Persona 4: The Animation, will also be taking the reins on a Danganronpa anime in 2013, based on the Spike Chunsoft game.

 

Anime News Network report that, similar to the Devil Survivor 2 anime, the Danganronpa anime series will have Kishi as its director and Makoto Ueze as the writer in charge of the script.

 


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