Matt Schley
November 24, 2014 
That’s… a far amount of Garo.
Originally a 2005 tokusatsu series about a young man named Kouga Saejima who’s tasked with saving humanity from creatures called Horrors, Garo was notable for being a particularly dark and sometimes frightening series in a genre better known for teams of characters running around in bright primary-colored spandex.
Garo had one 25-episode season back in 2005, but that was followed by specials, films, new series and this year’s Garo: The Animation.
Now for the 10th anniversary of Garo, a huge wave of new properties has been announced. And we mean huge. See if you can keep up.
First up, there are not one, not two, but three live-action films on the way. Garo -Gold Storm- Sho will revolve around character Ryuga Dogai. That film will then be followed by a series.
Next, this year’s Garo live-action series will get two movies, Biku -Yamagirinochi-, centered around the character Biku, and -Makai no Hana-, centered around main character Raiga Saejima (Raiga is the child of the original show’s main character, by the way).
On the anime side of things, a second season of this year’s show has been given the okay. But that’s not it: there’s also a film of the anime in the works.
And as if all that weren’t enough, a musical is also being created.
Let’s just add these up real quick. Three live-action movies, one live-action series, one anime series, one anime film, and one musical.
Garo fans: how happy are you right now?
Non-Garo fans: how confused are you right now?
Source: ANN
Related Posts
