Steins;Gate To See Animated Movie Next Year

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Steins;Gate is getting an animated movie, Mages announced this weekend at their “Science Adventure Live & Drama 2012” event. The movie will take place after the true ending of Steins;Gate and will feature an original story.

 

Titled Steins;Gate: Ryoiki no Deja vu, the movie’s screenplay is written by Jukki Hanada, who also worked on the Steins;Gate anime series. Art work will be provided by Kyuuta Sakai, who will return to take up character design and Chief Animation Director responsibilities once more.

 

Steins;Gate: Ryoiki no Deja vu will be released in 2013.


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