Guilty Gear Strive: Dual Rulers Set for 2025 Release
A new era in the Guilty Gear franchise is on the horizon as the anime adaptation, GUILTY GEAR STRIVE: DUAL RULERS, is scheduled to premiere on Crunchyroll in April 2025. This highly anticipated series will be available for streaming worldwide, excluding Japan, China, and Korea. With a rich history rooted in a beloved game series known for its intricate lore and dynamic combat, the anime promises to delve deeper into the character arcs and world-building that fans have cherished for years.
When and Where to Watch Guilty Gear Strive: Dual Rulers
The anime GUILTY GEAR STRIVE: DUAL RULERS is set to debut in April 2025. Fans can catch the series exclusively on Crunchyroll, which will provide a platform for viewers around the globe, with the exception of audiences in Japan, China, and Korea. This release marks a significant moment for fans of the franchise, as it brings the beloved characters and their stories to a new medium, expanding the Guilty Gear universe beyond the gaming realm.
Official Trailer and Plot of Guilty Gear Strive: Dual Rulers
In this upcoming anime, viewers will be transported to a world where magic has supplanted science, and the remnants of past conflicts still cast long shadows. Although the Crusades against the Gears have concluded, tensions between humans and these formidable beings persist. The story centers around Sin Kiske, the son of Ky Kiske and Dizzy, who arrives at his parents’ long-awaited wedding. This moment is filled with hope but also stirs controversy. As the ceremony unfolds, a mysterious girl appears, harboring deep resentment towards Gears. Her unexpected arrival triggers a series of events that threaten to disrupt the fragile peace, compelling Sin to grapple with the legacy of his lineage and the implications it carries.
Cast and Crew of Guilty Gear Strive: Dual Rulers
The anime is helmed by director Shigeru Morikawa, with Shinpei Ishikawa and Hiroshi Morita serving as assistant directors. The script is penned by Norimitsu Kaiho, while Ryo Takahashi composes the score. Seiji Mizushima joins as an associate producer, and SANZIGEN is responsible for the animation production. The voice cast features Issei Miyazaki as Sin Kiske, Joji Nakata as Sol Badguy, and Yui Ishikawa as Unika. Other notable cast members include Takeshi Kusao as Ky Kiske, Kazue Fujita as Dizzy, and Manaka Iwami as Bridget. The ensemble also includes Megumi Han as Ramlethal Valentine, Aya Suzaki as Elphelt Valentine, and Hiromi Igarashi as Jack-O. Additionally, Mayumi Asano voices Baiken, Norio Wakamoto takes on the role of Johnny, and Tetsu Inada portrays Leo Whitefang. The cast is rounded out by Junichi Endo as Vernon, Yasuhiro Mamiya as Nerville Hammer, and Tomokazu Sugita as the narrator.
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