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Japanese manga and anime series

ダーウィンズゲーム ( Dāwinzu Gēmu )
Darwin's Game
The cover of the first volume.
Genre	Activity^[1]
Manga
Written by	FLIPFLOPs
Published by	Akita Shoten
Magazine	Bessatsu Shōnen Champion
Demographic	Shōnen
Original run	December 12, 2012 – present
Volumes	25 (List of volumes)
Anime telly series
Directed by	Yoshinobu Tokumoto
Written past	Shū Miyama (FLIPFLOPs author)
Music past	Kenichiro Suehiro
Studio	Nexus
Licensed by	^NA Aniplex of America
Original network	Tokyo MX, BS11, GTV, GYT, AT-X, YTV, TVA, NCC
Original run	Jan 3, 2020 – March 20, 2020
Episodes	eleven (List of episodes)
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Darwin'due south Game (Japanese: ダーウィンズゲーム, Hepburn: Dāwinzu Gēmu ) is a Japanese manga series written and illustrated by FLIPFLOPs. An anime television serial adaptation by Nexus aired from January 3 to March twenty, 2020.

Premise [edit]

17-year-old high school sophomore Kaname Sudō accepts an online invitation by a friend to play an app game called Darwin'due south Game, unbeknownst to him that it involves a fight between life and death. Those who play the game are given a Sigil, an power that varies from actor to player. Trapped in this game of relentless murder and conquest, Kaname determines to clear the game, and seek out and impale the Game Chief.

Characters [edit]

Dusk Ravens [edit]

Kaname Sudō ( 須藤要 , Sudō Kaname ): Voiced by: Yūsuke Kobayashi^[2] (Japanese); Stephen Fu^[3] (English); The male protagonist of the story and a 17-year-old high school student who accidentally gets roped into Darwin's Game later the expiry of his good friends. His Sigil "The Fire God's Hammer", allows him to recreate weapons and other uncomplicated objects he has touched before, in addition to modifying them to his will, although this exhausts him easily and the objects created will disappear should he lose consciousness. Despite the ruthless nature of the game, Kaname possesses a kind center and tries not to kill unless the situation calls for it. His intelligence, rationality and power to react to situations have developed him to become a summit player in Darwin's Game without a single loss. Together with Shuka, he created and leads the clan Sunset Ravens, whose territory is in Shibuya.
Shuka Karino ( 狩野朱歌 , Karino Shuka ): Voiced by: Reina Ueda^[2] (Japanese); Alexis Tipton^[three] (English); The female protagonist of the story and a 17-year-sometime girl from a rich family. After witnessing the death of her parents at the hands of a Darwin's Game player, she was tricked past a girl named Miho into it, discovered its existence, and slaughtered both Miho and her parents' murderer. She later becomes Kaname'south main romantic interest. Her Sigil "Princess of Thorn" allows her to control wire-like objects, which she utilises to wield spiked chains. Her mobility and dexterity with her weapons, coupled with her ruthlessness, has earned her the title of the "Undefeated Queen" that terrorised the area of Roppongi. Together with Kaname, they formed the clan Sunset Ravens.
Rein Kashiwagi ( 柏木鈴音 , Kashiwagi Rein ): Voiced by: Nichika Ōmori^[4] (Japanese); Tia Ballard^[3] (English); A 13-yr-one-time middle schoolhouse student who acts as an informant for the players of Darwin's Game. Despite her historic period, her great intellect, maturity and ability to stay calm has earned her the respect of many players. Her Sigil "Laplace's Demon" allows her to summate physical vectors and knowledge to such an extent to the betoken where she can visualise the nigh time to come, although her ability can be countered by moving in manners that surpass concrete limits and conventional predictions. While she would normally prefer to run away, she can fight past combining her power with a sniper'due south firepower. Afterward joining Sunset Ravens, she works with Kaname to crack the code behind the game.
Ryūji Maesaka ( 前坂隆二 , Maesaka Ryūji ): Voiced past: Taku Yashiro^[4] (Japanese); Jarrod Greene^[3] (English); A 21-yr-one-time man that was initially enemies with Kaname during an issue, but became friends later on working together. His Sigil "Lie Detector" substantially allows him to discern if someone is lying or non, just information technology doesn't piece of work if the person believes what they are proverb is really true or plain ignorant. Since his Sigil grants him no combat power, he wears bulletproof suits, masks and is heavily armed with artillery when he fights. He joined the game with his brother to earn coin at offset, merely changed his goal to getting revenge on Wang of the 8th clan after his brother was killed by him. He joined Sunset Ravens and is often seen alongside Sui.
Sui/Sōta ( スイ/ソータ ): Voiced by: Yumiri Hanamori^[4] (Japanese); Brittany Lauda^[iii] (English); The youngest member of Sunset Ravens with a dual personality due to the presence of her deceased older twin brother Sōta's soul inside her torso. While Sui is tranquillity, shy and soft-hearted, Sōta is violent, bloodthirsty and outspoken. Despite their differences, the twins get along very well and their souls tin can frequently switch to utilise each of their own Sigils respectively. Sui'due south Sigil, "Pollux Light", allows her to control water, including those inside living things, although she is unable to movement it speedily; while Sōta's Sigil, "Castor Low-cal", allows him to freeze things, which he uses in conjunction with his sis's to impale.
Liu Xuelan ( 劉雪蘭 ): Voiced by: Ai Kayano^[iv] (Japanese); Katelyn Barr^[three] (English); The top-ranked player of Darwin's Game and a hitwoman-for-rent. Hailing from a clan of Taiwanese assassins, Xuelan primarily relies on her assassin abilities instead of her Sigil, which is unknown to all members of the game, and fights wearing a kitsune mask. She is known for her signature move "Killing Intent" which allows her to psych out her opponents past simulating themselves being stabbed by a katana. Initially trying to convince Kaname to become the heir to her association afterwards witnessing his abilities, she joins Dusk Ravens after losing a clan duel to them.
Ichiro Hiiragi ( ヒイラギイチロウ , Hiiragi Ichirō ): Voiced by: Takehito Koyasu (Japanese); Chris Wehkamp^[iii] (English); A middle-aged human being who was initially at odds against Kaname during an event, simply worked together with the grouping against Wang and the Eighth. He is known as "The Florist" due to his Sigil giving him the ability to command plants, even going and so far every bit being able to control other people if they are incapacitated using plants with narcotic properties. Since his Sigil gives his long-distance gainsay abilities, he tends to camp out far away from the action, though he will make sure he can see his opponents. He joined Darwin's Game to earn money to pay for his ailing daughter Suzune. He dies during the treasure hunt event at the hands of 8th members.

Others [edit]

Hamada ( ハマダ , Hamada ): Voiced by: Yūya Hirose^[5] (Japanese); Clifford Chapin^[3] (English); An anime-merely character and i of Kaname'southward good friends who sent him an invitation to Darwin'south Game in the grade of a Aid Telephone call. He is killed by Banda-kun at the start of the serial.
Kyōda ( キョウダ , Kyōda ): Voiced by: Chiaki Kobayashi^[5] (Japanese); Kyle Phillips^[three] (English language); An anime only character and one of Kaname's skilful friends who came to his aid during his fight with Banda-kun. His Sigil allows him to see the aureola of living things, and he uses a crossbow to fight. He dies of claret loss as Kaname fights, and becomes Kaname's principal motivation to find the Game Master and articulate the game. In the manga, Kyoda dies while existence chased by Banda-kun and his Sigil is never revealed.
Shinozuka ( シノヅカ , Shinozuka ): Voiced by: Fukushi Ochiai^[v] (Japanese); Cris George^[3] (English); Ane of Kaname'south proficient friends who was held hostage by Wang after the treasure hunt effect. He had his fingers mutilated, and joined Darwin's Game per Kaname's intervention, earning a Sigil that immune him to levitate objects. Despite his newfound power, he is chopped to pieces past Wang and becomes Kaname'south principal motivation to notice the Game Main and clear the game.
Suzune Hiiragi ( ヒイラギ鈴音 , Hiiragi Suzune ): Voiced by: Konomi Kohara (Japanese); Apphia Yu ^[6] (English); Ichiro's daughter. She is diagnosed with a weak heart and her father played Darwin's Game in order to acquire money for her operation. After the treasure chase event that claimed her father'south life, she becomes close friends with Rein, though she remains in the dark near what happened to her father due to the rules about revealing the game's existence to outsiders. She was tricked into joining, dying from the stress and activating her Sigil; it gave her a catgirl transformation (and perhaps 8 boosted lives). She joined Sunset Ravens.
Banda-kun ( バンダ君 , Banda-kun ): Voiced by: Eiji Takemoto^[five] (Japanese); Jeremy Inman^[3] (English); Kaname'southward first opponent and an infamous player known as the "rookie hunter" for targeting weak newbies and stealing their points. He joined the game for money and entertainment from his boring job, choosing to vesture the local baseball squad's mascot costume to muffle his face when he kills. His Sigil "Stealth" lets him turn invisible, although this led to his downfall when a motorcar knocked him over and he lost against Kaname.
Wang ( 王 , Wān ): Voiced by: Yoshitsugu Matsuoka^[5] (Japanese); Mike McFarland^[3] (English); The leader of the notorious yakuza clan 8th that ruled over Shibuya before the Sunset Ravens came. His Sigil allows him to reach extremely high heights within a second. Bloodthirsty, vehement and wicked, he delights in torturing people, having a habit of cut off their fingers and pickling them into juice. Turns out he heedlessly believed himself the protagonist of the game. He is afterward killed past Kaname, who becomes the side by side ruler of Shibuya territory.
Keiichi ( ケーイチ , Keiichi ): Voiced by: Ryūichi Kijima^[v] (Japanese); Zach Bolton^[3] (English language); Wang's aide, who possesses ane of the most powerful abilities in 8th. His Sigil allows him to manipulate air currents, which he combines with his karate skills to fight both paw-to-manus and long-range.

Media [edit]

Manga [edit]

FLIPFLOPs launched the serial in the January 2013 issue of Akita Shoten'south shōnen manga magazine Bessatsu Shōnen Champion which was published on December 12, 2012.^[vii] ^[8] The serial has been compiled into 25 volumes every bit of January 7, 2022. The manga entered its final arc on January 11, 2020.^[ix]

No.	Japanese release engagement	Japanese ISBN
1	June 7, 2013^[10]	978-4-253-22188-7
two	October 8, 2013^[11]	978-iv-253-22189-4
3	Feb 7, 2014^[12]	978-4-253-22190-0
iv	July 8, 2014^[13]	978-iv-253-22191-vii
5	November vii, 2014^[xiv]	978-iv-253-22192-4
half-dozen	March 6, 2015^[15]	978-4-253-22193-1
7	August 7, 2015^[16]	978-four-253-22194-8
eight	December 8, 2015^[17]	978-4-253-22195-5
9	May half dozen, 2016^[18]	978-iv-253-22196-2
10	October 7, 2016^[19]	978-four-253-22197-9
11	January half dozen, 2017^[20]	978-4-253-22198-six
12	May 8, 2017^[21]	978-4-253-22199-3
xiii	October half-dozen, 2017^[22]	978-4-253-22200-half dozen
14	March 8, 2018^[23]	978-4-253-22207-5
15	Baronial viii, 2018^[24]	978-4-253-22212-9
sixteen	November 8, 2018^[25]	978-4-253-22215-0
17	March eight, 2019^[26]	978-iv-253-22212-9
18	July viii, 2019^[27]	978-4-253-22215-0
xix	December half dozen, 2019^[28]	978-4-253-22219-8
xx	March 6, 2020^[29]	978-iv-253-22220-four
21	August 6, 2020^[xxx]	978-4-253-22227-3
22	December 8, 2020^[31]	978-4-253-22230-3
23	May seven, 2021^[32]	978-four-253-22318-eight
24	September 8, 2021^[33]	978-four-253-22319-five
25	Jan 7, 2022^[34]	978-4-253-22320-1

Anime [edit]

An anime television receiver serial accommodation was announced in the 16th volume of the manga on Nov 8, 2018.^[8] The series is directed past Yoshinobu Tokumoto and written past Shū Miyama, the writer of the FLIPFLOPs duo and also original creator of the manga series, with blitheness by studio Nexus and graphic symbol designs past Kazuya Nakanishi.^[4] Kenichiro Suehiro is composing the series' music.^[4] The series aired from January 3 to March 20, 2020 on Tokyo MX and other channels.^[two] ^[35] The offset episode was listed as a one-hr episode and had an avant-garde screening on the night of December 24, 2019.^[36] ASCA performed the series' opening theme song "Chain", while Mashiro Ayano performed the serial' ending theme song "Alive".^[37] Aniplex of America licensed the serial, and began streaming the series on FunimationNow, AnimeLab and Wakanim from January 3, 2020, and on Crunchyroll and HIDIVE from February 2, 2020.^[38] Funimation produced an English dub for the serial.^[39] It ran for eleven episodes.^[xl]

Notes [edit]

^ All English titles are taken from Funimation.
^ Funimation premiered the episode on Jan 3, 2020 as a 1-hour special.

References [edit]

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^ ^a ^b ^c Pineda, Rafael Antonio (Oct xi, 2019). "Darwin'southward Game TV Anime Reveals Main Cast, January Premiere". Anime News Network . Retrieved October xi, 2019.
^ ^a ^b ^c ^d ^e ^f ^m ^h ⁱ ^j ^k ^fifty ¹⁰⁰⁰ "[Master Thread] Darwin's Game (Dubbed)". Funimation . Retrieved January 22, 2020.
^ ^a ^b ^c ^d ^{due east} ^f Sherman, Jennifer (October 29, 2019). "Darwin's Game Anime Reveals Video, Additional Cast, Staff". Anime News Network . Retrieved October 29, 2019.
^ ^a ^b ^c ^d ^{due east} ^f Sherman, Jennifer (December 23, 2019). "Darwin's Game Anime Casts Yūya Hirose, Chiaki Kobayashi, Fukushi Ochiai". Anime News Network . Retrieved December 23, 2019.
^ "If you're watching the dub for #DarwinsGame, you tin can hear me in the latest episode as Suzune. Let me teach y'all about the language of flowers. #vostuf". Twitter. March 8, 2020. Retrieved July 2, 2020.
^ "別冊少年チャンピオン 2013年1月号". Akita Shoten (in Japanese). Retrieved November 7, 2018.
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