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“Tokyo Crow” is a Japanese light novel written by Kohei Asano and illustrated by Junpei. The book was published in May 2010 and has a total of 16 volumes. The story revolves around action and supernatural themes. The manga was created by Atsushi Suzumi and aired from April 2010 to July 2017, with a total of 15 volumes.

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An animated TV series directed by Takaomi Kanezaki and produced by Eight Bit. It was broadcast from October 9, 2013 to March 26, 2014, with a total of 24 episodes. The play tells the story of the protagonist Harutora Tsuchimikado, who comes from a noble family and is unable to see “aura”. The story unfolds as he encounters unexpected events that add layers of layers to his seemingly ordinary life.

Will there be a second season of Tokyo Crows?

The fate of Tokyo Crow season 2 remains uncertain, with fans eagerly awaiting official confirmation. There has been no official announcement regarding the anime’s second season renewal or cancellation. Despite the lack of confirmation, the show’s loyal fan base and the unresolved plot of the first season have fueled hopes for a sequel.

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The anime received positive reviews when it first launched, with viewers appreciating its unique blend of school drama and magical duels. Although the long wait for a second season has raised some questions, the possibility of the show being renewed remains. Fans are encouraged to stay tuned for updates, as the world of anime often brings unexpected announcements.

Tokyo Crow Drama

The world of Tokyo Crows takes center stage with the yin and yang magic once used by Japan in its wars. The story follows Harutora, who was born into a respected Onmyoji family but lacked spiritual power. In this world, the infamous Yakou ritual triggered a “spiritual catastrophe” plaguing Japan. Today, yin and yang beans have modernized and touched every aspect of daily life. Harutora longs for a normal life and grapples with his engagement to Tsuchimikado’s heir, Natsume.

Despite his lack of power, he seeks peace. When a group threatens to repeat the tragedy of the past, Harutora, fueled by determination, becomes Natsume’s shikigami to fend off the supernatural threat. The story revolves around themes of magic, commitment, and the pursuit of peace amid mysterious challenges.

Tokyo Crows cast list

Features	Japanese voice actors	English voice actors
Harutora Tsuchimikado	Ishikawa Kaito	Clifford Chapin
Natsume Tsuchimikado	Hanazawa Kana	Caitlin Glass
Dongdonger	Kimura Ryohei	Ian Sinclair
Suzuka Dalenji Temple	Sakura Ayane	Judd Saxton
Kurahashi Kyoko	Kitamura Eri	Leah Clark
Tenma Momoe	Shimono Hiroshi	Jesse James Greer
Akino Soma	not specified	not specified
Ojohito	Yu Sa Koji	J. Michael Tatum
Kurahashi Miyo	Hirano Fumi	Wendy Powell
Mako Fujino	Mitsuishi Kotono	Laura Westall
Norio Ako	Hisakawa Aya	Skyler McIntosh
Fujiwara	Senda Mitsuo	Charlie Campbell
Zenjiro Kogure	Shinya Takahashi	Joel McDonald
Kokuryuu	Minami Omi	Yu Afia
Dassai	Minami Omi	Michelle Rojas
Reisen	Minami Omi	Terri Doty
Karasu Tengu (The Legend of Princess Ho)	Minami Omi	Alexis Tipton
Kaga Reiji	Yoshino Hiroyuki	Jarrod Green
shaver	Terashima Takuma	Jerry Jewell
The Great Goodness of Amami	Hiroya Ishimaru	Kent Williams
Atsushi Hirata	Akira Ishida	Micah Solusold
Miyaji Iwao	Ishizuka Yunsheng	Alex O Organ
Mary Ugg	Marina Inoue	Alexis Tipton
Kurahashi Genji	Jurota Kosugi	John Swasey
Dongxiang Sanhao	Hiroshi Tsuchida	Jason Cain
Etou	Kensuke Sato	Patrick Seitz
Soma Takiko	Hisako Kanemoto	Felecia Angel
Shido Dalian Temple	Sakurai Takahiro	Todd Haberkorn
Chihiro Mutobe	Junichi Suwabe	David Wald
Tsuchimikado Taiju	Hayami Sho	Robert McCollum
Takahiro Tsuchimikado	Tomoyuki Shimura	Mike McFarland
Chizuru Tsuchimikado	Watanabe Akeno	Rachel Robinson
Beidou	Hisako Kanemoto	Tia Ballard
close	Toyosaki Aki	Monica Rial
Hisamaru	Yuko Kaida	Monica Rial
Jiao Xing Ji	Hiroki Yasumoto	Christopher R. Sabat
saotome bell	Kitazumi	Lindsay Seidel
Ashiya Michimi	not applicable	not applicable

Tokyo Crow release date

The Japanese light novel series “Tokyo Raven” was originally released on May 20, 2010. Written by Kohei Asano and brought to life by Junpei’s illustrations, this captivating story runs in 16 volumes, with an additional 4 EX volumes released. The manga adaptation was written by Atsushi Ryomi. It started serialization on April 26, 2010 and ended on July 26, 2017, with a total of 15 volumes.

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The animated TV series directed by Takaomi Kanezaki and produced by Eight Bit hit the screens on October 9, 2013, and concluded its 24-episode run on March 26, 2014. Funimation simulcasts the series on its platform, immersing viewers in the supernatural world of Tokyo Crows.

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Where can I watch a Tokyo Ravens game?

Viewers can currently find “Tokyo Crows” on Amazon Prime Video. Currently, the show is not available for streaming in India, but fans are encouraged to keep an eye out for updates. When he faces unforeseen circumstances, the story takes an interesting turn, incorporating complexity into what initially seems an ordinary life.

This enchanting story features a harmonious blend of magical elements with the drama of school life. Therefore, staying tuned for announcements is key as soon as they are released.

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