Legend Of Mana is one of those old-school, highly influential Square JRPGs. Legend Of Mana originally came out in North America all the way back in the year 2000. It came out for Sony's original Playstation console and was the fourth game in the Mana series at the time. The game is a gem and has actually had some remasters over the years. Now it's getting an anime too, and I gotta say, the art style looks gorgeous. Early on Tuesday morning a trailer and poster was released on social media, giving fans their first proper look at the anime adaptation. The Legend Of Mana trailer is gorgeous, and it truly brings the game's visuals to life courtesy of  Yokohama Animation Laboratory and Graphinica, both studios are working on the anime together.

Legend of Mana: The Teardrop Crystal was originally announced all the way back in June, and we've barely gotten any updates then. We do know the game's producer, Masaru Oyamada, was approached by Warner Bros. Japan and they pitched their idea for the anime to them. Clearly, he liked what he heard since they're going ahead with the anime development. Legend of Mana: The Teardrop Crystal is going to start airing in June. North American fans are still waiting to see if one of the simulcast streaming services here will pick it up, but odds are it will end up on Crunchyroll.

I'm going to fully admit I didn't even know this anime was being produced until I came across the trailer this morning. I'm happy I did since it's been added to my watchlist and I'll definitely be checking it out this June. I already love JRPGs, but I've never played Legend of Mana. That means I'm heading into this one completely blind, which makes it even more exciting! For fans of the game, hopefully, it lives up to all your expectations.

Legend Of Mana will debut this June in Japan. No word on a Simulcast yet.

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