Ghost in the Shell: Arise Anime Event To Be Streamed In English

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On February 12th, Bandai Visual will be holding an event in Japan, where they discuss details of Ghost in the Shell: Arise, a new anime project based on the Ghost in the Shell franchise. According to an Anime News Network report, this event will be streamed worldwide in English.

 

Bandai Visual’s event will be 60 minutes in length and will include a promotional video for the anime, along with its opening movie and other announcements. Staff members from the production team will be in attendance as well.

 

You’ll be able to catch the Ghost in the Shell: Arise event via Bandai Visual’s Ghost in the Shell YouTube channel. It will take place at 9pm Tokyo time on February 12th.

 


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