Shonen Sunday's "Night of the Wild Monsters" to be adapted into a TV anime! Teaser visual and celebratory illustration revealed!

A TV anime adaptation of the popular manga "Night of the Nokémonos" has been announced.

Based on the popular manga by Makoto Hoshino, which will be serialized in Weekly Shōnen Sunday in 2019 and is currently available in eight volumes, the story is about a demon and a girl who meet in a corner of the British Empire at the end of the 19th century in a strange tale of everlasting night (Dark Night Story).

An anime version of the manga has now been decided. A teaser visual depicting the main character, the demon Malbus, and the heroine, the blind girl Wisteria, has been released. A congratulatory message and illustration from the original author, Makoto Hoshino, have also arrived.

＜The story is as follows
The devil beside you is salvation.
The girl beside you is your leisure time.
At the end of the 19th century, in a corner of the British Empire
Two people meet in a corner of the British Empire at the end of the 19th century.
Weaves a tale of wandering in search of a place to belong.
whispering to those who share their loneliness.
A dark night tale of a demon and a girl.

Congratulatory illustration and message from Makoto Hoshino

Thanks to the luck, luck, and passion of many people, I was able to make it into an anime. When I sat in on the script meeting for the first time, I couldn't get rid of the sticky notes all over the book that the directors were holding. I will never forget the time I sobbed on the street and my face got all sticky, and the person in charge of the project bought me a new mask. Please watch the journey of "The Night of the Beasts" as it is depicted once again with the passion of many creators!
(Original text is in Japanese only)

For the latest information, check out the official anime website and Twitter.

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Official Twitter: @nokemono_anime

Original story information
Nokemono-tachi no Yoru" 8 volumes
Published by Shogakukan "Shonen Sunday Comics
Original story: Makoto Hoshino

(c) Makoto Hoshino, Shogakukan / "Night of the Wild Monsters" Production Committee