Ace of Diamond Gets Sequel Stage Play Slated for March 2016

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This year’s 51st issue of Kodansha’s Weekly Shonen Magazine announced on Wednesday that the Ace of Diamond The Live stage play will receive a sequel in March 2016.

The Ace of Diamond The Live play ran from August 1 to August 9 at the Zepp Blue Theater in Roppongi. Pony Canyon released the performance on DVD on Wednesday.

Ace of Diamond Gets Sequel Stage Play

The first play’s main cast consisted of:

  • Ren Ozawa as Eijun Sawamura (seen above)
  • Tomoki Hirose as Satoru Furuya
  • Takuma Wada as Kazuya Miyuki
  • Taiga Fukizawa as Haruichi Kominato
  • Subaru Hayama as Yōichi Kuramochi
  • Taizo Shiina as Ryōsuke Kominato
  • Ryousuke Takahashi as Jun Isashiki
  • Yūsuke Ueda as Masashi Yūki
  • Hiroyoshi Mizunuma as Tōru Masuko
  • NAO-G as Kōichirō Tanba
  • Airu Shiozaki as Chris Yū Takigawa
  • Daichi Nakashima as Keisuke Miyauchi
  • Shouhei as Ichirō Sakai
  • Yuuki Aomine as Norifumi Kawakami
  • Ryouichi Wada as Kenjirō Shirasu
  • Takurō Sawada as Kenta Maezono
  • Yasuhisa Kato as Tesshin Kataoka
  • Saki Endo as Rei Takashima
  • Keisuke Fujita as Kazuyoshi Ōta
  • Ami201 as Kiyokuni Azuma
  • Hirotsugu Kurosu as J. Animal M.
  • Hisato Izaki as Naoyuki Zaizen

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Office ENDLESS produced the play, while voice actor and scriptwriter Shinato Asanuma (Ace of Diamond‘s Yoichi Kuramochi, Majestic Prince‘s Toshikaze Asagi) directed the play and wrote the screenplay.

Ace of Diamond is an ongoing anime adaptation of the popular sport’s manga by Yuji Terajima.

Crunchyroll’s synopsis of the series is as follows:

I want to pitch to that mitt again… A meeting with catcher Kazuya Miyuki changed the 15-year-old Eijun Sawamura’s life. He said goodbye to all his friends and knocked upon the door of Seidou, a prestigious baseball school, intent on testing his own strength. There, he met many proud baseball players who were betting everything on the sport! A classic tale, yet new and fresh. All the emotion and excitement of the popular baseball manga is at last coming to television in the form of an anime!

Source: Anime News Network