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Old-shoal RPG Legend of Mana is acquiring an anime adaption

Square Enix has announced that an anime adaptation of Legend of Mana is in the works.

Legend of Mana: The Teardrop Quartz is beingness produced past Warner Bros. Japan, Graphinica INC and Yokohama Animation Lab—the latter two have recently collaborated on the opening cinematic for the Legend of Mana remaster. The promulgation was made during a livestream celebrating 30 years of the Mana serial.

"When the animation project was first pitched to me, the remastering of "Legend of Mana" was not even in discussion," a substance from series producer Masaru Oyamada read. "I initially accompanied the meeting without deep thoughts, but when Mr. Yawata from Warner Bros. Japan passionately pitched the "Legend of Mana" animation project (with so much love), I complete I ask to created the game American Samoa soon as I can. So rumour has it, that's how the HD remaster project began. Fans of the "Legend of Mana", please Be assured. The mass involved in the project still have the love for the series just the same Eastern Samoa rachis then."

While the Telly series is attributable aerial worldwide, none inside information connected where Beaver State when it testament happen have been announced yet. If you're looking at to get your Caption of Mana fix meantime, an HD remaster of the 1999 game landed on Steam last week.

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