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Netflix doesn’t let you down regarding the few interesting animated shows and movies it has. The story of Yakitori Soldiers of Misfortune, set in the future, will soon be added to that list. The series is based on the novel Yakitori by Carlo Zen, also known for his first book, The Saga of Tanya the Evil. Hideki Anbo directs it.
Mitsuyasu Sakai turned the story into a screenplay, and Atsushi Yamagata made the characters look like they do. ARECT is in charge of animation for Netflix, and music by Ken Ishii can be heard in the opening sequence released so far.
Cast
- Taito Ban as Akira Ihotsu
- Akari Kito as Amalia Schultz
- Kengo Kawanishi as Erland Martonen
- Tetsu Inada as John Doe
- Hatsune Miku as Kansei AI (Hatsune Mimi)
- Wataru Takagi as Rimel-bukan
- Shunsuke Takeuchi as Tyron Baxter
- Kenjiro Tsuda as Vasya Pupkin
- Asami Seto as Yang Zihan
Yakitori Soldiers of Misfortune Release Date
Fans of the anime series can’t wait for Season 2 of Goblin Slayer. Sources say that the second season will come out on Netflix on May 18, 2023, and that it will be available to stream. Fans can’t wait for the new season to come out, but there hasn’t been an official trailer yet, so they don’t know what to expect from it. The first season’s intense and dark fantasy storyline left a lasting impression, and people are excited to see how the story will continue in the second season. As the premiere date gets closer, fans hope that the Goblin Slayer saga will continue in a way that will keep them interested, with exciting action, interesting characters, and new problems for the main character to solve.
Yakitori Soldiers of Misfortune Plot
A superior alien civilization has colonized Earth, so Akira’s only chance for a better future is to join the Yakitori army as a disposable foot soldier,” Netflix says about the show.
In the story, the main character is a young man named Akira Ihotsu. He lives on a future Earth that is ruled by Shoren, the Pan-Star System Trade Federation. He spends his days rebelling against this society. One day, a “cook” for Shoren named Pumpkin spots him and asks him to join the planetary orbital infantry force Yakitori. He does this to get away from the closed Japanese society.
It is said to be a cruel unit whose missions have an average death rate of 70%, which is shockingly high. Akira and other outcasts from different countries stand up to their fates and fight to stay alive against the aliens on Mars. Will he meet his sad end, or will this chance allow him to start over and live the life he has always dreamed of?
