The details of the anime prequel series for the movie have emerged, but as you may already be aware of the fact that the Army of The Dead is yet to arrive on the online streaming service providing platform, Netflix. In this article, you will be provided with all the details that are quite necessary to know about the project that is slated to be made available on the streaming giant soon.
We, in this article, have included the details related to the Army of The Dead: Lost Vegas, like the production status of the project, plot, casting news, and trailer updates.
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This project is an upcoming Original action-horror anime series, which is developed by Jay Olivia. The anime is based on the feature-length action-horror movie that is about to come and is named the Army of the Dead. One of the most famous directors, Zack Snyder, is a part of the project as both the director and an executive producer of the series.
However, it has already been confirmed that Zack will only be directing two of the total episodes of the series. At the same time, the further two episodes of the series will be directed by Jay Olivia, the showrunner.
Army Of The Dead: Lost Vegas Details
A release date has not been revealed officially yet, but taking into consideration the news that the movie is going to arrive in the year 2021, assumptions can be made that the prequel series may arrive soon after the release of the movie. The anime prequel will be chronicling the journey of Scott Ward and his rescue crew during the Zombie outbreak in Las Vegas.
The total number of episodes that the series is going to have is yet to be confirmed by the officials. However, as of now, we do know that there are four episodes for sure, as it has been revealed that two episodes will be directed by Zack Snyder, and the further two will be directed by Jay Olivia.
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Cast
All the actors who will be giving their voices in the anime have been mentioned below, along with the previous projects they have worked on.
- Nolan North – Uncharted
- Harry Lennix – The Blacklist
- Jena Malone – The Hunger Games
- Christina Wren – Man Of Steel
- Anya Chalotra – The Witcher
- Ross Butler – 13 Reasons Why
- Joe Manganiello – Magic Mike
- Christian Slater – Mr. Robot
- Vanessa Hudgens – High School Musical
- Yetide Badaki – American Gods
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