“Ayakashi: Bakeneko” is one episode of the anime series “Ayakashi,” which recorded unusually high audience ratings on Fuji TV’s “Noitamina” slot in 2006. “Mononoke” was derived from this episode and became a TV anime series that aired in 2007.
This series has become a hot topic due to its unprecedented, innovative visuals, which are created by combining detailed and sometimes bold art and CG with washi paper textures. It tells the tale of an adventurer who confronts monsters and medicine sellers, and has captivated many fans.
On July 26th, the film “Mononoke: Karakasa”, which is set in the inner palace and tells the story of a medicine seller facing off against a monster born from the passions of the maids, will be released nationwide. With the rebirth of “Mononoke” as a movie this summer, why not take this opportunity to watch this series, which is still as popular as ever after 18 years?
Also, a bromide with a movie advance ticket is on sale at EID Entertainment Print. There are seven types of bromides (random), three of which are secret. The selling price is 1,600 yen for the movie advance ticket and 300 yen for the bromide, totaling 1,900 yen including tax. After payment, the content number is issued and can be printed out by entering it into a multi-copy machine at FamilyMart or Lawson (excluding some stores).
The three-episode anime series “Ayakashi: Bakeneko” will begin airing on TV Tokyo at 1:30 a.m. on June 12. The 12-episode series of “Mononoke” will air on TV Tokyo affiliates every Tuesday at midnight starting July 9.
[Broadcast information]
・”Ayakashi: Bakeneko” (3 episodes)
will begin broadcasting on TV Tokyo from 1:30am on Wednesday, June 12th
◆First act (Episode 1): 1:30am on Wednesday, June 12th
◆Second act (Episode 2): 1:30am on Wednesday, June 19th
◆Claim (Episode 3): 1:30am on Wednesday, June 26th
・”Mononoke” (12 episodes)
will begin broadcasting on TV Tokyo affiliates every Tuesday from midnight on Tuesday, July 9th
(C) Mononoke Production Committee
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