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10 Years in the Making: Returning to Magical Girl Raising Project with Director Hiroyuki Hashimoto

Ten years ago, director Hiroyuki Hashimoto brought novelist Asari Endō 's terrifying vision of a magical girl battle royale to television screens. Fol

1h agoAugust 24, 2026

Ten years ago, director Hiroyuki Hashimoto brought novelist Asari Endō 's terrifying vision of a magical girl battle royale to television screens. Following the season's conclusion, there was no news of a sequel: until now.

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