Legend of Mana: The Teardrop Crystal Reveals Release Date With New Promo

Legend of Mana will be getting its own anime this Fall amidst a crowded season, and now the series has finally revealed a release date for Legend of Mana: The Teardrop Crystal with a new promo! The Mana series was one of Square Enix's (before they were fully Square Enix as we know it today) major role playing game franchises, and the fourth in the line is likely the one fans often remember most when look back at some of the 1990s' biggest releases. Now this title will be living on in a whole new way as its story will be returning with its debut anime adaptation.

Legend of Mana: The Teardrop Crystal officially announced that it will be releasing on October 7th in Japan. The series now becomes one of the many franchises to look out for over the course of the increasingly packed Fall 2022 anime schedule, and thus becomes yet another major series to keep an eye on over the last few months of the year. To give fans a new idea as to what to expect from the franchise's new anime, a new promo was released to show off more of the story changes the anime will be making to that original game. Check it out below: 

Based on the 1999 RPG of the same name, Legend of Mana -The Teardrop Crystal- will be releasing on October 7th overseas, but has yet to reveal any international streaming plans as of this writing. Masato Jinbo will be directing and overseeing series composition at Graphinica and Yokohama Animation Lab. Taro Ikegami will be designing the characters based on the original designs from HACCAN, Toko Shimomura will be composing the music for the new adaptation, and Saori Hayami will be performing the opening theme titled, "Tear of Will." The cast for the new anime has been set as well. 

The series stars the likes of Nobunaga Shimazaki as Shiloh, Yuichiro Umehara as Elazul, Kaori Nazuka as Pearl, Saori Hayami as Serafina, Yuko Sanpei as Bud, Shino Shimoji as Corona, Sachi Kokuryu as Duelle, Yurika Kubo as Li'l Cactus, Shinpachi Tsuji as Inspector Void, Chitose Morinaga as Sproutlings, Wataru Takagi as Niccolo, Minami Takahashi as Rachel, Makoto Yasumura as Mark, Hiroshi Yanaka as Nouvelle, and Misaki Kuno as Miss Yuka. 

How are you liking the look of Legend of Mana's new anime adaptation so far? Will you be checking it out this Fall? Where does it rank among your most anticipated new releases of the Fall? Let us know all of your thoughts about it in the comments! You can even reach out to me directly about all things animated and other cool stuff @Valdezology on Twitter!