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Sunghoo Park’s original anime, titled Bullet/Bullet is going to be an interesting addition to this year’s anime slate. Sunghoo Park is an interesting author, and we are quite sure that the anime is going to be very special, and based on the content we’ve seen, this is indeed going to be the case.

The anime is confirmed for a July 16, 2025 premiere, and we have already seen the first teaser trailer some time ago, as well as some teaser images. Now, a new promotional trailer has been released.

In the trailer, we can see a lot of new content from the anime, and we’ve also received information about the music and broadcast information.

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Before we reveal more information, here is the trailer:

Aside from the new visuals, the trailer reveals and previews the theme...

Bullet/Bullet , the original action anime conceived by Jujutsu Kaisen Season 1 director Sunghoo Park over the course of ten years, today announced eight additional cast members before the series streams exclusively on Disney+ from July 16, 2025 , as follows: Breakfast voiced by Yoshihisa Kawahara Afternoontea voiced by Ai Kakuma Lunch voiced by Nao Tamura Brunch voiced by Mayumi Shintani Dinner voiced by Ai Orikasa Sushimaru Tempura voiced by Shinichiro Kamio Destroinu voiced by Hironori Kondo Batting Center Saito voiced by Yuichi Nakamura The previously announced cast of Bullet/Bullet includes: Gear voiced by Marina Inoue Shirokuma voiced by Kazuhiro Yamaji Nosa voiced by Rie Kugimiya Kau voiced by Kana Hanazawa Naka voiced by Tomokazu Seki Ay voiced by Ai Orikasa Noah voiced by Asami Seto Barrel voiced by Makoto Furukawa Wheel voiced by Takamasa Mogi Lynn voiced by Yuki Wakai Related: Bullet/Bullet Anime Reveals Summer Release Dates, Cast in New Trailer Sunghoo Park...

We’ve known for some time that the Japan-based Korean animator Sunghoo Park is working on an original anime project titled Bullet/Bullet, which seems to be a promising blend of sci-fi and adventure.

And while information related to the project has been scarce, we have received a new trailer that confirms the cast members for the upcoming anime, as well as the July 16, 2025 premiere date on Disney+.

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Before we reveal more information, here is the trailer:

It certainly does look promising, doesn’t it? The animation is great, the character design as well, and it looks like a very interesting blend of several genres, which is absolutely good for an original anime.

As for the cast, here are the confirmed names and their roles:

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Still going strong since the 1990s, the Yu Yu Hakusho franchise remains incredibly popular in terms of merchandise. Now, the latest pop-up corner event for the brand will feature all-new images that give a more "traditional" look at the characters.

Now taking place in Japan, a new event at the Ikebukuro eeo Store features several Yu Yu Hakusho products in eight different categories. Depicting the characters in both classical and seasonal aesthetics, the store and its online venue are the only places to get these official products, although fans worldwide are enjoying a look at the new artwork. With the brand about to turn 25 years old, this literal throwback line is the best way to look through the ages.

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The new Yu Yu Hakusho collection from Amnibus features different acrylic collectibles such as cards and stands. Yusuke, Kurama and the rest of the gang are on display, with some of the items available only as preorder bonuses. The items are currently available to be ordered individually or as a set, with Amnibus offering international delivery via the Buyee shipping service.

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Crunchyroll is home to some of the season's biggest anime, with the streaming service hosting major hits both new and old. Alongside recent successes that are part of the Fall 2024 anime lineup, it's also now home to an underrated science-fiction classic from two decades ago.

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