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Tomokazu Sugita Writes, Stars in Voice Drama Makyougai AnotherBlood

Voice actor Tomokazu Sugita wrote, scripted, and produced the voice drama Makyougai AnotherBlood, which went on sale May 26. The work features a cast including Yuichi Nakamura, Takehito Koyasu, Mamiko Noto, and Kohei Amasaki.

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Why it matters

The project is a rare instance of a major voice actor taking on writing, scripting, and production duties for a full-cast audio drama, backed by a notably dense cast list.

Tomokazu Sugita Writes, Stars in Voice Drama Makyougai AnotherBlood

Key Facts

  • Voice actor Tomokazu Sugita wrote, scripted, and produced the voice drama Makyougai AnotherBlood, which went on sale May 26.
  • The voice drama is priced at 2,500 yen and is available on Pokedora, comipo, and Stella Player.
  • The main story follows vampire detective Kouga Mitsuki, voiced by Yuichi Nakamura.
  • The cast includes Takehito Koyasu as the Vampire Lord, Mamiko Noto as Akari, Kohei Amasaki as Rage, and Tsuguo Mogami as Kumazawa.
  • The release includes a bonus corner and a cast talk segment in addition to the main story.

It follows a vampire detective named Kouga Mitsuki.

Tomokazu Sugita wrote, scripted, and produced the voice drama Makyougai AnotherBlood, which began digital download sales on May 26. The work is priced at 2,500 yen and is released by AGRSTAR on platforms including Pokedora, comipo, and Stella Player. Sugita also voices the character Chaos in the drama.

The main story follows detective Kouga Mitsuki, a vampire detective voiced by Yuichi Nakamura. The cast also includes Takehito Koyasu as the Vampire Lord, Mamiko Noto as Akari, Kohei Amasaki as Rage, and Tsuguo Mogami as Kumazawa. In addition to the main story, the release includes a bonus corner and a cast talk segment.

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