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Here’s a look at the latest clip from series creators, writers & executive producers Amber Noizumi & Michael Green’s Blue Eye Samurai.
With only a little more than two weeks to go, we’re getting another official look at series creators, writers & executive producers Amber Noizumi & Michael Green‘s (Logan, American Gods) Blue Eye Samurai. Directed by Jane Wu with Noizumi serving as showrunner, the series spotlights Maya Erskine‘s Mizu, who seeks revenge while fighting the prejudice and patriarchy of her time. In the following scene, it appears we’re getting a look at some of Mizu’s backstory – one that asks the question. Is there a place for love in a warrior’s life?
The animated series boasts a voice cast that includes Maya Erskine (Mizu), George Takei (Seki), Masi Oka (Ringo), Cary-Hiroyuki Tagawa (The Swordmaker), Brenda Song (Akemi), Darren Barnet (Taigen), Randall Park (Heiji Shindo), and Kenneth Branagh (Abijah Fowler). Supporting voice cast members include Stephanie Hsu (Ise), Ming-Na Wen (Madame Kaji), Harry Shum Jr. (Takayoshi), Mark Dacascos (Chiaki), and more. Now, here’s a look at that official clip that was released earlier today:
And here’s a look back at the official trailer, followed by a previously-released preview clip that finds Mizu facing off against The Fang – and there aren’t a whole lot of places that Mizu can turn with a cliff behind them. Following that, we have a look back at the official teaser for Blue Eye Samurai – premiering on November 3rd:
This provocative and visually stunning cinematic series immerses the viewer in a world of vivid adult animation with a live-action edge. Set in Edo-period Japan, BLUE EYE SAMURAI follows Mizu (voiced by Maya Erskine), a mixed-race master of the sword who lives a life in disguise seeking the deliverance of revenge.
With Blue Spirit serving as the animation studio, Netflix’s Blue Eye Samurai is executive-produced by Noizumi, Green, and Erwin Stoff. Jane Wu serves as supervising director and producer, with the series set to hit Netflix screens on November 3, 2023.
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