‘Gachiakuta’ is Mad as Hell and Ready to Trash Everything

Summer is there, and that means there is a new anime for the season. For the Shonen heads, there are favorites of the return fans like And da and And Kaiju n ° 8,, plus a new show by the name of Gala Debate next month.

Based on the current manga of Kei Urana, the series features Rudo Surebec, a teenager living in the slums of the sphere that comes home to find his dead adoptive father. Accused and found guilty of murder, he is sentenced to the pit, a massive discharge site below the city which houses criminals and all that is considered garbage by the rich class of the sphere. A man named Enjin saves Rudo and invites him to join the cleaners, a group of people who create weapons from objects which they imbued with their power and use them to drive out monsters in literal waste.

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Rudo joins the cleaners, mainly because he dreams of returning to the top to take revenge on the sphereites that threw him on the surface. Gala is developed by Studio Bones, who managed My university hero and his current Vigilant The trial-round, and the contrast between the two shonen is so clear. Rudo is so much more angry than Deku, the pivot (and the equally furious social commentary) can be sufficient to encourage viewers to see what Bones does with darker equipment.

Gala Sunday July 6 on Crunchyroll, with respective opening and end themes of Paledusk (“Hugs”) and Dustcell (“Tomoshibi”). Global first events with early projections will take place before July 4 and 5 in several places, including the United States, Japan and Brazil. You can find the locations here.

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