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Official Report of the Ganglion Company Briefing and Watch Party

The report detailing the official event for the popular anime "Ganglion," hosted by Bushiroad Move, a subsidiary of Bushiroad, has been released. The event, titled "Evil Organization 'Bushiroad Ganglion' Company Briefing and Watch Party Operation," took place on January 25 at the Yoshimoto Roppongi Theater in Tokyo, showcasing the unique charm and humor of the series.

The event attracted the main voice actors, including Yōji Ueda, who voices Kenji Isobe, and Aoi Koga as his wife, Setsuko. The presence of renowned comedian and voice actor Kōji Itakatsu added to the occasion as they all gathered to view the episode highlights and discuss their experiences.

Yōji Ueda, known for his voice work over 25 years, humorously declared he didn't just wake up and come to the event, as he styled his hair in the characteristic Isobe look. In a lively opening act, singer Hideaki Takatori performed the new theme song, "Ganglion - World Domination," alongside dancers from the Velvet group, delivering an energizing performance that captivated the audience despite experiencing some technical issues.

Following the performance, the cast took the stage, sharing their experiences from the series. Koga expressed her thoughts on the powerful opening act and humorously noted her desire to wear the character costumes. This atmosphere of camaraderie continued as Itakatsu's unique greetings, filled with his distinctive comedic style, kept the mood light, leading to laughter from both the audience and the presenters.

During the watch section, the audience enjoyed past episodes along with an upcoming one. Ueda praised the storytelling and visual artistry of the scenes, especially the food stall depictions that showcased impressive detail. Their discussions regarding certain scenes revealed insights into the characters, particularly Koga's portrayal of Setsuko, which was received positively by both her fellow actors and the audience. Itakatsu stated, "Whenever my wife starts talking, it brings a sense of calm; many can relate to wanting to return home to that comforting atmosphere."

As the character of the tragic yet relatable salaryman caught the audience's empathy, the significance of the narrative became more apparent. Takatori shared his perspective on portraying the villainous side of the series, leading to many moments of laughter at the contrasting characters involved.

The event also included a detailed look at the Bushiroad Ganglion company, presenting an overview of the beloved series' characters alongside endearing insights from the voice cast. Ueda wrapped up the event by highlighting the opportunity to connect with fans and encouraging them to look forward to the future of "Ganglion" as it continues to unfold with larger-than-life talents from both the comedy and voice acting scenes.

The event will also be accessible virtually from February 2 through February 9, allowing fans to relive the experience at their convenience. Online tickets are available for purchase, with viewing access varying for different membership tiers.

In summary, as we witness the engaging clash of humor and heartfelt storytelling within the world of "Ganglion," it's clear that this anime not only entertains but also resonates deeply with its audience, making it a noteworthy addition to current anime offerings.

For those who wish to catch up or experience this lively event, tickets can be found at the following link: FANY Online Ticket.