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Another Genshin Impact leak has uncovered more details about the upcoming anime adaptation that was authoritatively announced during the 3.1 Special Program. The anime is a result of the collaboration between engineer HoYoverse and Ufotable, which is the animation studio responsible for well known series like Devil Slayer and Fate.
A major piece of the Genshin Impact people group has been asking for an anime adaptation of the game for quite a while, claiming that all HoYoverse has to do is focus on the same aspects that made the game so well known. With a novel person and world design that has attracted millions of players since the game showed up back in 2020, the bar seems to be high, at least in terms of the story and animation.
Another post on the well known Genshin Impact leaks subreddit has given more details about the anime plot. According to the leak, the show's timeline will feature the universe of Teyvat before the appearance of Genshin Impact's main characters, Aether and Lumine. One of the main topics of the anime will be the unbelievable Archon War, a period of various battles for control between gods thousands of years prior. The anime will evidently feature one season for each significant area of the game. In any case, the leaker didn't specify the number of episodes that will be released per season or anything about the duration of every episode.
The leak has also uncovered that the venture has been being developed for a very long time and three out of 12 episodes that will feature the famous Mondstadt locale have proactively been finished. The show will clearly make incredible visual impacts, which does not come as a shock considering that the game is known for its anime-inspired features.
Numerous replies in the remark section guarantee that they would cherish the anime to remain dedicated to Genshin Impact's true manga, which is undeniably less famous than the game however includes various interesting storylines. The manga series focuses on a couple of characters like the famous Mondstadt siblings Diluc and Keaya, yet it also gives more information about the Fatui organization as well as the defilement among the Knights of Favonius.
Fans also maintain that the anime should focus on Genshin Impact's one of a kind world, which is partitioned into seven unique continents. Each significant locale has its own representative component and an Archon who serves as its main protector. Various comments have pointed out that assuming the Mondstadt war storyline takes 12 episodes to go over, the full show could easily feature over 100 episodes, which confirms HoYoverse's previous claims about the anime being a drawn out project.
A major piece of the Genshin Impact people group has been asking for an anime adaptation of the game for quite a while, claiming that all HoYoverse has to do is focus on the same aspects that made the game so well known. With a novel person and world design that has attracted millions of players since the game showed up back in 2020, the bar seems to be high, at least in terms of the story and animation.
Another post on the well known Genshin Impact leaks subreddit has given more details about the anime plot. According to the leak, the show's timeline will feature the universe of Teyvat before the appearance of Genshin Impact's main characters, Aether and Lumine. One of the main topics of the anime will be the unbelievable Archon War, a period of various battles for control between gods thousands of years prior. The anime will evidently feature one season for each significant area of the game. In any case, the leaker didn't specify the number of episodes that will be released per season or anything about the duration of every episode.
The leak has also uncovered that the venture has been being developed for a very long time and three out of 12 episodes that will feature the famous Mondstadt locale have proactively been finished. The show will clearly make incredible visual impacts, which does not come as a shock considering that the game is known for its anime-inspired features.
Numerous replies in the remark section guarantee that they would cherish the anime to remain dedicated to Genshin Impact's true manga, which is undeniably less famous than the game however includes various interesting storylines. The manga series focuses on a couple of characters like the famous Mondstadt siblings Diluc and Keaya, yet it also gives more information about the Fatui organization as well as the defilement among the Knights of Favonius.
Fans also maintain that the anime should focus on Genshin Impact's one of a kind world, which is partitioned into seven unique continents. Each significant locale has its own representative component and an Archon who serves as its main protector. Various comments have pointed out that assuming the Mondstadt war storyline takes 12 episodes to go over, the full show could easily feature over 100 episodes, which confirms HoYoverse's previous claims about the anime being a drawn out project.