9-nine- Ruler's Crown Anime Reveals New Key Art

Adult visual novel to general release TV anime adaptation 9-nine- Ruler's Crown published a new piece of key art today depicting the main characters: a group of young folks who become embroiled in supernatural happenings after the destruction of the sacred treasure of the shrine in the town of Shiromitsugawa. The series broadcasts in Japan beginning in July 2025. 9-nine- Ruler's Crown new key art RELATED: 9-nine Ruler's Crown TV Anime 1st Trailer Announces July 2025 Premiere Koichi Ohata directs the TV anime adaptation at animation studio PRA. Kosuke Koremizu provides the series composition, Saori Sakiguchi provides the character designs and Jin Aketagawa provides the sound design. Sekai Project publishes an English language version of the four-part 9-nine- Ruler's Crown visual novel on Steam, and describes the story as follows: The scene: Shiromitsugawa, a run-of-the-mill college town that has launched several failed attempts to drum up tourism and revitalize itself, including sponsoring a high-budget-but-poorly-written anime based on local folklore. A storm is about to descend on this sleepy town. We follow Kakeru Niimi, a man who can be a bit curt at times but who has a strong sense of responsibility and a kind heart. Kakeru's ordinary life is thrown into chaos after the local shrine's sacred relic shatters. In the wake of this event, several young men and women awaken to superhuman abilities. What was once a run-of-the-mill life in a run-of-the-mill town soon turns into a quest to track down a superpowered serial killer before they can strike again. Source: Official 9-nine- Ruler's Crown TV anime home page

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