“We’re elated to be working with such a talented creative team on the development of Dark Star Squadron, a new fantasy adventure series,” shared Crunchyroll head of development Sarah Victor. “We love working with creators who are passionate about telling stories through anime and we can’t wait to bring this interstellar epic to fans across the galaxy.”
“The tremendous growth of our streaming service is indicative of the growing love for anime and its deserved spotlight in popular culture,” noted Crunchyroll general manager Joanne Waage. “Zoe and her team are bringing their own anime fandom to their storytelling, and we’re excited to be a part of it.”
“As true animation and anime fans ourselves, we are so excited for the opportunity to partner with Crunchyroll to bring Dark Star Squadron to a wide audience,” added Cinestar’s Zoe, Cisely, and Mariel Saldana. “We can’t wait for everyone to meet the crew and follow the journey of our unlikely heroes.”
Source: Crunchyroll
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Dark Star Squadron follows the journey of four failing cadets who return from a joyride with a stolen starship to find their academy in ruins and everyone vanished. Now on their own, the ill-equipped heroes embark for the far side of the galaxy to find the missing and prove their worth.
