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Sentai Filmworks Announce Their Acquisition of Okamikakushi ~ Masque of the Wolf

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North American anime company Sentai Filmworks have today announced that they have acquired the rights to Okamikakushi ~ Masque of the Wolf (Ookami Kakushi – おおかみかく) as part of their series of announcements.

Based on the Konami game of the same name by Ryukishi07 (Which is not available outside of Japan), this 12 episode series is directed by Nobuhiro Takamoto (07-Ghost) and features series composition by Touko Machida (AMNESIA), character designs by Atsuko Watanabe (Place to Place), sound direction by Shoji Hata (You’re Under Arrest: Full Throttle) and music by Takumi Ozawa.

From the moment Hiroshi and his family arrive in Jōga, he senses something odd about the isolated village.  It’s not that the people are cold and aloof.  Except for his beautiful class president, Nemuru, most welcome him quite warmly.  But some also simply disappear.  Students transfer out of his school without any notice, and Hiroshi’s next door neighbor Isuzu, who seems quite infatuated with him, warns him to stay away from the old part of town.  The upcoming Haasaku Festival, which celebrates the town’s unique oranges, seems to be generating an unusual level of concern, and groups of masked people roam the streets by night, hunting… something.  Could the legends of man-sized wolves roaming the mountains surrounding Jōga be real?  Who is the girl with the scythe?  What is the real purpose of the festival?  And how does this all revolve around something called a Temptation?  Hiroshi and his new circle of friends have little time to solve these riddles before the answers will become far more dangerous and personal than he could ever imagine!  Beneath the mask of society and the skin of humanity, something ancient awaits in Okamikakushi – MASQUE OF THE WOLF!

Sentai Filmworks plan to release this series later on in the year through both DVD (Subtitled) and digital formats.

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