TV Anime "Fairy gone"
In this episode of imagine-nation, we're featuring the TV anime "Fairy gone" that began airing its 2nd season as of this month (October 2019) in Japan. "Fairy gone" is an original TV anime set in a world where "fairies" exist. In this world, wars were ended by the power of "fairies" that give special powers to the living creatures it possesses. This fantasy depicts the battles fought between humans (fairy soldiers) who can exercise the power of fairies at their own will. The anime is available to audiences worldwide through Netflix. With a luxurious lineup of popular foreign voice actors, the anime has been attracting a lot of attention. Along with the interview of its directors, we'll also be visiting the production studio to discover the work that goes into the carefully crafted storyline, high-quality visuals, and the exhilarating fairy battle scenes of the highly acclaimed season 1 and the latest season!
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