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©FS. Published by Activision. ©KA/SNDP It has been over a year since the anime based upon the Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice game, known as Sekiro: No Defeat, was announced during Gamescom Opening Night…

Watch the latest trailer HERE ©FS. Published by Activision. ©KA/SNDP Crunchyroll announced today that Sekiro: No Defeat, the fully hand-drawn anime adaptation produced by KADOKAWA, Qzil.la and ARCH, will begin streaming as a series in January 2027. The series will be available exclusively on Crunchyroll worldwide, excluding Japan, China, Korea, Russia, and Belarus. Sekiro: No Defeat will premiere on Crunchyroll as an eight-episode series featuring additional content beyond the theatrical version currently screening in Japan. Crafted with reverence for the original, Sekiro: No Defeat adapts the game’s unforgettable story: a tale of loyalty, blood, and sacrifice set in a fantastical reimagining of Sengoku-era Japan. The expanded episodic format will offer audiences an even deeper experience of Wolf and Kuro’s journey. Originally slated for a limited three-week theatrical run, Sekiro: No Defeat will continue its theatrical run in Japan due to popular demand. Ahead of its theatrical release in Japan, Sekiro: No Defeat screened as part of Annecy’s “Feature Films: Midnight Specials” program and made its North American premiere at the Fantasia International Film Festival. The series is helmed by a team of acclaimed anime creators: Director: Kenichi Kutsuna Screenwriter: Takuya Satou Character Designer: Takahiro Kishida Deputy Director: Shunsuke Fukui Chief Animation Director: Kaito Moki Action Animation Director: Takashi Mukoda Art Director: Yuji Kaneko Color Designer: Azusa Sasaki Cinematographer: Keisuke Nozawa Editor: Yoshinori Murakami Sound Director: Yasushi Nagura Composer: Shuta Hasunuma Produced by: ARCH Production Company: Qzil.la Cast: Wolf: Daisuke Namikawa Kuro / The Divine Heir: Miyuki Satou Genichiro Ashina: Kenjiro Tsuda

Vellapally Natesan. | Photo Credit: Vipin Chandran The Congress and the Indian Union Muslim League (IUML) sought to mount pressure on the Left Democratic Front (LDF) government on Sunday (July 20, 2025) to hold Sree Narayana Dharma Paripalana (SNDP) Yogam general secretary Vellappally Natesan accountable for allegedly stoking religious schisms in society through “communal and caste grievance-weighted hate speeches.”  Almost synchronously, the Communist Party of India (Marxist) appeared to scramble to distance itself from the Hindu backward class organisation leader’s contentious remarks. It seemed not lost on the CPI(M) that Mr.

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Flavie Rault, secrétaire générale du SNDP, présente la prison de la Santé où devrait être incarcéré Nicolas Sarkozy.

The Kerala High Court on Thursday ordered the removal of several officials of the Sree Narayana Dharma Paripalana (SNDP) Yogam, including general secretary Vallepally Natesan, over the organization's failure to submit audited accounts for three consecutive years. Directs Kerala HC to remove SNDP gen secy Natesan and others SNDP Yogam is a prominent organization espousing the cause of the Ezhava Hindu community and Natesan has served as its General Secretary since 1996. Justice TR Ravi pointed out that once a company fails to file its financial statements in the required period, the statutory law under the Companies Act, 2013 disqualifies its directors.

He attributes the poor showing of the Left Democratic Front (LDF) in the Lok Sabha polls to neglecting the common man and the CPI(M)‘s minority appeasement.

He says Lok Sabha results have shocked both the LDF and the UDF