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Ninja Skooler Anime Reveals Pilot Film, Images, and Theme Song

BLUE RIGHTS released a pilot film and images for Ninja Skooler, an original anime project from Kinema Citrus, on Friday. Shunsuke Takarai directs and supervises, with character designs by Hami and a concept by Kinema Citrus.

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Why it matters

A pilot film with a finished song and staff credits is a concrete production step for a project Kinema Citrus announced at Anime Central in May 2024 without a release date attached.

Ninja Skooler Anime Reveals Pilot Film, Images, and Theme Song

Key Facts

  • BLUE RIGHTS released a pilot film and images for Ninja Skooler on Friday.
  • Shunsuke Takarai directs and supervises Ninja Skooler, with character designs by Hami.
  • Takashi Iwami wrote and performed the featured song "Knots," released digitally.
  • Kinema Citrus announced Ninja Skooler at Anime Central in Rosemont, Illinois, in May 2024.
  • The story follows Rappa, an orphan saved by a ninja named Okachimachi.

Takashi Iwami wrote and performs the featured song "Knots," also released digitally. The story follows orphan Rappa, saved by a real ninja named Okachimachi, who trains to protect his town.

Kinema Citrus announced Ninja Skooler at Anime Central in Rosemont, Illinois, in May 2024. Friday's release adds a pilot film, a set of images, and the song "Knots," written and performed by Takashi Iwami.

The story centers on Rappa, an orphan who falls from a rooftop on a snowy night and is saved by a ninja named Okachimachi and his master. Rappa asks to become an apprentice, and the three live together as a family. Years later he trains to protect the town, while the children who look up to him gather at the master's candy shop.

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