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Titled Escape from London Trap Tower, the original story casts you and your friends as a team of bandits called on to assist with a big job.

The escape room makers’ latest anime crossover celebrates Lupin the Third Part 6, the 50th-anniversary season of the long-running series.

But for their next job, they’ll need your help: and the meeting point is one of SCRAP Real Ecape Game’s locations across Japan. Lupin the Third and his gang have had some impressive heists over the years - legendary diamonds, forgotten technology of a bygone era, and even the Statue of Liberty. She tweets at Cayla Coats Anime News Latest in Anime News by Crunchyroll! Excludes ongoing series’ episodes that aired prior to 2021.Īnd that’s it! Thanks so much for reading, and here’s to a better year.Ĭayla Coats is the Editor-in-Chief of Crunchyroll News. Job/role word cloud: This was a subjective determination on my part based on plot relevance. Each protagonist only received one tag, so Hinata would be considered an athlete and not a high school student, but in future infographics, I will attempt to involve multiple roles per character.Įpisode count: Determined by the number of episodes aired within 2021. If a character was a 45-year-old businessman who was reborn as a child, his age would be counted as the biological age of his current body, making him a child.

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For example: if an isekai series took place in a fantasy world but the technology was generally Medieval Europe adjacent, it counted as “Medieval Europe-ish.” This applies to most of the other eras as well, so please take these figures with a grain of salt.Īge: The 'age” here refers to a character’s biological age. Time periods: Obviously, there are plenty of series that exist in completely fictional timelines, but we tried to approximate those to a historical analog. These tags provided the base data for this category. Genre: Every series on Crunchyroll has tags that determine which genre it shows up in.

Following the infographic, I will provide some further contextual information regarding specific categories. When available, I did double-check with readily available canon information - official Japanese websites, mostly - but I am but a simple anime fan, and this data reflects my very human imperfection. A great deal of this data is qualitative or otherwise dependent on my interpretation as a viewer - there are plenty of characters whose hair could either be considered dark blue or black, and a lot of this was subject to what I as viewer thought was going on. I’m very excited to share the 2021 edition of our census below!Ī note on methodology: the information represented in this infographic reflects every series, film, OVA, and special that was simulcast on Crunchyroll in 2021 - this excludes all catalog additions, and, for my own sanity, any series that aired episodes shorter than the typical ~20 minute length. We sought to cover everything from series genres and settings all the way down to granular details like protagonist ages and eye colors. Last year, born from the question: “How many main characters have pink hair this season?“ we launched the first Crunchyroll Census! This annual feature aims to quantify a huge amount of details about the anime series, protagonists, and the creators and studios behind last year’s simulcasts.

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