Monogatari Off & Monter Season (Synonyms: Orokamonogatari, Wazamonogatari, Nademonogatari, Musubimonogatari, Shinobumonogatari, Yoimonogatari, Amarimonogatari, Ougimonogatari, Shinomonogatari) anime released the trailer featuring Nademonogatari and Orokamonogatari. It is also revealed that This monogatari series will be released on July 6, 2024. The official YouTube channel of Aniplex released a new PV featuring Nademonogatari and Orokamonogatari:
Monogatari Off & Monter Season anime series will start streaming on ABEMA weekly on July 6, 2024. Bookmark our website for more updates! ABEMA will also stream all 8 titles from this series: “Monogatari” series: “Bakemonogatari”, “Nisemonogatari”, “Nekomonogatari (black)”, “Monogatari Series 2nd Season”, “Usimonogatari”, “Owarimonogatari”, and “Kyokumonogatari”. “Monogatari” and “Zoku/Owarimonogatari” for 8 weeks starting from 8 May 2024 to 30 June 2024 for Free.
The PV Features scenes from Nademonogatari and Orokamonogatari. This PV also features the theme song “UNDEAD” performed by YOASOBI. It was also announced that from May 4th to May 12th, an ad truck featuring this theme song will run in four cities in Japan: Tokyo, Nagoya, Osaka, and Fukuoka.
Monster Season will consist of a New Arc with Araragi as a College Student while the Off Season will consist of Interspersed stories focused on different characters. Bookmark our website for more updates!
Animation Studio Shaft is making a comeback for animating this Off and Monster season of Monogatari. The staff members for this version of Monogatari:
Chief Director: Akiyuki Shinbo
Director: Midori Yoshizawa
Series Composition: Tomiyako Azuma and Akiyuki Shinbo
Character Design and Chief Animation Director: Akio Watanabe
Animation production: Shaft
Key Visual illustration: Akio Watanabe
ABOUT MONOGATARI
Monogatari is a Japanese light novel series written by Nisio Isin and illustrated by Vofan. It was serialized in November 2006 and Kodansha published a total of 29 volumes of this series under its Kodansha Box imprint. The series’ story arcs share the common title suffix -monogatari.
Shaft has animated the Monogatari series several times since 2009.
Source: Official Website
