Attack on Titan’s Levi Unveils New Album Release Date

Captain Levi is a fan-favorite in the long history of Attack on Titan, and with good reason as the Scout Regiment soldier has cut his way through countless behemoths during his career as well as saving his allies more often than we can count. With the dark franchise set to bring its anime adaptation a close next year, it would seem that Hiroshi Kamiya, Levi’s Japanese voice actors, is set to release a new music album, following his premiere record.      

While Hiroshi Kamiya, the man who voices the Japanese version of Attack on Titan’s Levi, might be best known for the Scout Regiment soldier, the voice actor has some major other characters under his belt. Recently, Kamiya voiced Gamma 1 from Dragon Ball Super: Super Hero, the android that was created by the Red Ribbon Army that eventually flipped sides to that of the Z-Fighters. Hiroshi also plays the role of Trafalgar Law in One Piece, along with numerous trainers that have been a part of the Pokemon franchise throughout the years. While Attack on Titan might be coming to a close, it’s clear that Kamiya will have plenty of options in the industry following its finale. 

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Kamiya’s second album will arrive on December 21st of this year, titled “appside”, with the voice behind Levi releasing a brand new Youtube video to give fans a refresher on how the actor sounds when he is belting out a tune rather than pretending to slash through grotesque Titans in a bid to save the world:

Captain Levi has had a rough go of things in the final season of Attack on Titan, as he attempted to kill the Beast Titan but found himself on the receiving end of a suicide attack by Zeke that left him grievously injured, also costing him some appendages in the process. While Levi might have been down, he has definitely bounced back and will play a fundamental role in the fight against Eren as two ideologies face off to bring the anime to an end.

Will you be checking out Levi’s second album? What other Attack on Titan actors do you think should get into the music business? Feel free to let us know in the comments or hit me up directly on Twitter @EVComedy to talk all things comics, anime, and the world of the Titans. 

Via Crunchyroll