Summer Time Rendering Anime Gets First Teaser Visual

Summer Time Rendering is an upcoming anime series based on a manga of the same name. Yasuki Tanaka, the creator of the terrific Japanese manga series, announced an anime project earlier this year alongside a live-action adaptation and the real escape game.

Ever since the announcement, fans are eagerly waiting to learn anything about the anime. Well, recently, the official website of Summer Time Rendering anime came online and revealed the anime’s teaser visual.

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Summer Time Rendering Anime Release Date Update

Today (July 22nd, 2024), Summer Time Anime’s official Twitter account revealed the official website for the upcoming anime project. Interestingly, the website says that the anime would premiere in 2024; however, we don’t have an exact release date as of yet.

The announcement also stated that the live-action movie is in the works, and the creators will reveal more information about it later.

Teaser Visual

Besides that, the creators also revealed the first teaser visual of the Summer Time Rendering anime; here you go, take a good look at it:

Of course, we still don’t know which animation studio would work on this project. But it’s safe to say that the teaser visual looks impressive and makes us look forward to the series premiere next year.

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More about Summer Time Rendering

Summer Time Rendering manga launched on Shonen Jump+ back in October 2017. And the series came to an end on April 2, 2024, with the 13th and final volume’s release.

In the manga, you follow the story of Shinpei, who returns to his hometown after hearing about Ushio’s death. There, he reunites with his childhood friend’s family and attends the funeral. However, something strange and dangerous awaits him on “this secluded summer island.”

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