Eden’s Zero Anime Director Passes Away
Eden’s Zero Anime Director Passes Away
The official Twitter account for the EDENS ZERO anime adaptation introduced on Saturday night, as episode director, Yūshi Suzuki, typically often called Yuji Suzuki professionally, has handed away.
The anime adaptation for Hiro Mashima‘s latest sequence ended its two cour run right now in Japan, and slightly than be capable to rejoice, the official web site for the anime had some unlucky information to announce.
The above assertion states, no explanation for the passing, but it surely begins as such,
“It’s with remorse that we’ve to report this to all of the followers and individuals who have been supporting EDENS ZERO. Mr. Yuji Suzuki, the director of the animation EDENS ZERO handed away on September 9, 2021, at a hospital in Tokyo.”
Their official message continues as such,
“The information of his dying got here so immediately that each one the employees and individuals who have labored collectively to create this work are nonetheless in disbelief and in deep sorrow.
We wish to categorical our deepest gratitude to Director Suzuki for his nice efforts within the animation EDENS ZERO. We wish to categorical our deepest condolences to the bereaved household.”
The franchise has additionally hinted that the sequence will proceed to supply, stating:
“Shiki’s adventures will proceed. Any further, we stay up for your continuous assist.”
Together with EDENS ZERO as a director, Suzuki was additionally recognized for his skills as a key animator and storyboards in numerous productions, equivalent to Fairy Tail, STAR DRIVER, and House Brothers, amongst numerous different sequence and movies.
Our total Group’s ideas and prayers to everybody affected by his sudden passing away.
Supply: Oricon
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