Winter 2020 anime "Airborne Dragons," about the journey of a crew fascinated by the sky and dragons, unveils a video of the main character Mika!

The anime "Airborne Dragons" is scheduled to begin airing on Fuji Television's "+Ultra" in January 2020. The story depicts the journey of a crew fascinated by the sky and dragons, and a character video of the main character Mika (CV. Tomoaki Maeno) was unveiled on the official Twitter. The highlight of the film is the dragon-hunting action of Mika, who is usually a bit of a dawdler.

The latest PV was also released. It shows the characters, who are called "dragon catchers" and are the ones who hunt dragons, enjoying the action of hunting dragons and enjoying their meals by operating the dragon-catching ship "Quin Zaza". The crew standing against the beautiful and wide sky is a sight to behold.


Film Information
Airborne Dragons

＜Broadcast Information
Scheduled to air on Fuji Television Network's "+Ultra" in January 2020.
Exclusive distribution on NETFLIX

＜Introduction＞ *Honorifics omitted.
Airborne Dragons" (serialized in Kodansha's "good! Afternoon") depicts the journey of a crew fascinated by the sky and dragons.
Naohiro "Tady" Yoshidaira, assistant director of "Knights of Sidonia: The Battle of the Ninth Planet" and "BLAME!", dramatically depicts the careful character portrayal in this beautiful and magnificent fantasy world.

The series will be composed and written by Makoto Uezu, who has worked on numerous popular works including "Assassination Classroom" and "Arslan Senki," with sound direction by Miwa Iwanami of "Spider-Man: Spider-Verse" and "PSYCHO-PASS: Psycho-Pass" series. Animation production will be handled by Polygon Pictures. The staff of "Knights of Sidonia" and "BLAME!" have reunited to create an overwhelming high fantasy world.

＜Story
The Dragon, the master of the skies. Its existence is a threat and a disaster to many people on earth, but at the same time, it is a "treasure trove" of medicines, oil, and edible value. There were beings who hunted these dragons. They traveled around the world, hunting dragons, operating dragon-catching vessels, and flying through the sky. They are called "dragon catchers. This is the story of one of these boats, the "Quin Zaza" and its crew.

<Staff> (titles omitted)
Original Story: Tadanori Kuwabara (serialized in Kodansha's "good! Afternoon")
Director : Naohiro "Tady" Yoshihei
Series Composition/Screenplay: Makoto Uezu
Sound Director: Miwa Iwanami
Animation Production: Polygon Pictures


(C) Tainori Kuwabara/Kodansha (C) Tainori Kuwabara, Kodansha/ Airborne Dragons Production Committee

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