Seigo Yamashita directed the POKETOON short Kameil to, Natsu no Tsuzuki, which premiered on the official Pokemon YouTube channel on August 12. The short is the latest work from the team behind the Netflix film Super Kaguya Hime!.
Seigo Yamashita directed Kameil to, Natsu no Tsuzuki, a POKETOON short that premiered on the official Pokemon YouTube channel on August 12. The story follows a boy named Rikuto who visits his grandmother on an island and meets a long-lived Kameil whose tail color differs and whose shell has moss. Studio Colorido and Studio Churutto produced the animation.
The short is the latest work from the team behind the Netflix original animated film Super Kaguya Hime!. That film ended its theatrical run on June 18 after a four-month engagement that began as a one-week limited release. It surpassed 2.5 billion yen in box office revenue, and a commemorative stage greeting with the cast and director was held on June 19.
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The Pokemon official YouTube channel released the new POKETOON short Kameil to, Natsu no Tsuzuki on August 12. The story follows a boy named Rikuto who visits his grandmother on an island and meets a long-lived Kameil whose tail color differs and whose shell has moss. The animation was produced by Studio Colorido and Studio Churutto, with Seigo Yamashita directing.
The Netflix original animated film 'Super Kaguya Hime!' will end its theatrical run on June 18 after a four-month engagement that began as a one-week limited release. The film surpassed 2.5 billion yen in box office revenue. A commemorative stage greeting with the cast and director will be held on June 19.