Discover the Transformation: Tomoaki Maeno to Voice Kunihito in Onmyo Kaiten Re:Birth Verse
The anticipation for Onmyo Kaiten Re:Birth Verse grows as new talent joins the roster. Renowned voice actor Tomoaki Maeno has been revealed as the latest cast member. This first-ever original television series, crafted by the esteemed studio david production, is set to captivate audiences with its rich narrative and dynamic characters.
Introducing Kunihito
In the series’ 10th episode, airing next Wednesday, fans will be introduced to Kunihito, a passionate figure from the Heian-kyō era, a time period in Japan dating back a millennium. Kunihito, portrayed by Maeno, lived as a steadfast public order official in this bygone era, adding depth and historical intrigue to the story.

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Series Premiere and Broadcasting
The anime kicked off its journey on July 2, debuting exclusively on Fuji TV’s +Ultra programming block. Global audiences can enjoy the series as it airs in Japan, thanks to the streaming services provided by Crunchyroll will also have the opportunity to witness the series’ English dub.
The World of Onmyo Kaiten Re:Birth Verse
Onmyo Kaiten Re:Birth Verse is immersed in the alternate universe of Heian-kyō, known as Denji Heian-kyō. This fictional setting transports viewers to a time rich in myth and fantasy, where a high school delinquent named Takeru Narehira crosses paths with the mystical and the supernatural. After encountering Tsukimiya and facing an oni monster, Takeru discovers his ability to manipulate time, setting him on a quest to master the arcane art of onmyōjutsu and protect those he cares about.
Behind the Scenes
The creative forces behind this groundbreaking series are nothing short of stellar. Director Hideya Takahashi, known for his work on iconic series such as Keijo!!!!!!!!, JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure: Golden Wind, and Urusei Yatsura, leads the charge at david production. The original story concept is credited to the talented light novel author Akutō Satō. Hayashi Mori, renowned for his writing in Cells at Work! Code Black and Sand Land: The Series, crafts the series’ scripts. Character design is masterfully handled by Kazuaki Morita, famed for his work on Tsuki ga Kirei, Classroom of the Elite, and Carnival Phantasm. Worldbuilding and research are overseen by Katsuie Shibata, while Kitsuneiro takes charge of concept art. The anime’s musical score is expertly composed by Masahiro Tokuda.
Original Soundtrack and Performances
The anime’s opening theme, “Cry Out Cry Over,” is performed by the dynamic group Who-ya Extended. The emotional depth and energy they bring to the series are palpable. Meanwhile, 9Lana lends her unique voice to the ending theme, “Turn Over,” providing a fitting close to each exhilarating episode.
A Deep Dive into Onmyo Kaiten’s Manga Adaptation
Fujiko Sakuno and Kyôjô Matsumoto embarked on a manga adaptation of the series, which began in Kodansha’s Morning two magazine on February 6. The first compiled book volume was released on June 23, with the second volume set to hit shelves on October 23. This adaptation promises to enrich the visual experience, providing detailed and immersive storytelling that fans have come to expect.
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