K: Seven Stories Film Series Casts Yui Ogura, Shinichiro Miki, Satomi Akesaka

The official website for GoRA and GoHands' K franchise opened sections for the fourth and fifth parts in the six-part K: Seven Stories theatrical anime project on Wednesday. The new sections feature key visuals for both movies, as well as additional characters and their cast members for the fourth film, Lost Small World ~Ori no Mukō ni (To the Other Side of the Cage).


The additional cast members and their characters are:

• Yui Ogura as Aya Oogai, Fushimi's second cousin who is the same age
  
  
  
• Shinichiro Miki as Niki Fushimi, Fushimi's father
  
  
  
• Satomi Akesaka as Kisa Fushimi, Fushimi's mother
  

Below are the new key visuals for the fourth and fifth parts:




GoRA and GoHands produced two compilation videos lasting two hours each that compile the story of both the original K television anime and the K: Return of Kings sequel, titled K All in One Edition~Master in 2 Hours~ and K RETURN OF KINGS All in One Edition ~Master in 2 Hours~, respectively. Both anime are streaming on Nico Nico, Docomo Anime Store, Rakuten TV, U-NEXT, Video Market, DMM.com, music.jp, Bandai Channel, and other services on April 11. AT-X will also air both videos on June 17 and July 1, respectively, along with airing the K: Missing Kings anime film on June 24.


Viz Media licensed the six-part film project. Viz's license for the K franchise also includes digital streaming, EST, home video, and merchandising rights for both anime television series and the K: Missing Kings film.


Shingo Suzuki is returning as director and character designer at the studio GoHands the anime. GoRA and GoHands are once again credited for the original story. GoRA is also credited with writing and oveerseeing the series scripts. Mikio Endo is again composing the music. Music group angela is performing all six ending theme songs — one for each of the six parts.

K: Memory of Red is a title of a manga in the franchise, and K SIDE:BLUE, KIDE:GREEN, and K: R:B are titles of novels in the franchise. K―Lost Small World― is both a novel and a manga. Idol K is a parody book that reimagines if the characters in the franchise were all idols. The sixth episode will tell a new story.