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The series premiered on April 3, 2020 as part of the Ultra Super Anime Time block on Tokyo MX in Tokyo and [=BS11=] in Japan, [=BS11=], and it will consist of 12 episodes. Outside of Japan, Creator/{{Funimation}} premiered it same-day in North America and the United Kingdom. Madman Entertainment streamed it on the [=AnimeLab=] service in Australia and New Zealand, while Aniplex made it available via country-specific Wakanim services in Europe.
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* ArtisticLicenseHistory: The Moscow Combat Revue's airship crash occurs in Petrograd. Although the series is set in 1941, Petrograd was already renamed Leningrad and considered part of the Soviet Union in real-life.
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->''"The Imperial Combat Revue is here!"''
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-->"The winds of adventure blow over the Taisho cherry blossoms. Once, legendary maidens protected Tokyo. Maidens who would dance on the stage, and fight, too. They were known as the Imperial Combat Revue. Fourteen years have passed, and a new Imperial Combat Revue: Flower Division, has been born!"
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-->"The winds of adventure blow over the Taisho cherry blossoms. Once, legendary maidens protected Tokyo. Maidens who would dance on the stage, and fight, too. They were known as the Imperial Combat Revue. Fourteen years have passed, and a new Imperial Combat Revue: Flower Division, has been born!"
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** In the premiere episode, "The Curtain Rises! The New Combat Revue", Sakura Amamiya has become the temporary captain of the Flower Division while Seijuro Kamiyama is away in Europe, referencing the situation where Maria Tachibana assumed temporary leadership of the previous Flower Division by the time of ''Sakura Wars: The Movie''.
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** In the premiere episode, "The Curtain Rises! The New Combat Revue", Sakura Amamiya has become the temporary captain of the Flower Division while Seijuro Kamiyama is away in Europe, referencing the situation where Maria Tachibana assumed temporary leadership took Ichiro Ogami's place as captain of the previous Flower Division by the time of ''Sakura Wars: The Movie''.
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Set in 1941, one year after the events of ''Sakura Wars'', peace has returned to Tokyo at last. Seijuro Kamiyama (Creator/YoheiAzakami), the captain of the Imperial Combat Revue's Flower Division, is transferred to Europe and Sakura Amamiya (Creator/AyaneSakura) assumes leadership in his place. Kamiyama eventually returns to Japan, accompanied by Clara Klara (Misaki Watada), who is the apparent SoleSurvivor of the first Moscow Combat Revue. Meanwhile, the team is approached by Valery Kaminsky (Creator/KenjiAkabane) and Layla (Haruka Shiraishi), two mysterious Russians who seek out Clara Klara to have her rejoin the reformed Moscow Combat Revue. The Imperial Combat Revue must protect Tokyo once again and learn what the Moscow Combat Revue's real motives are.
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The series is scheduled to premiere premiered on April 3, 2020 on Tokyo MX in Tokyo and [=BS11=] in Japan. Outside of Japan, Creator/{{Funimation}} is scheduled to premiere it same-day in North America and the United Kingdom, Creator/{{Funimation}} is scheduled to premiere it the same day. Madman Entertainment is scheduled to stream it on the [=AnimeLab=] service in Australia and New Zealand, while Aniplex will make it available via country-specific Wakanim services in Europe.
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The series is scheduled to premiere on April 3, 2020 on Tokyo MX and will stream it the following week on streaming services including Creator/{{Netflix}}.[=BS11=]. Outside of Japan, Creator/{{Funimation}} is scheduled to premiere it same-day in North America and the United Kingdom, Creator/{{Funimation}} is scheduled to premiere it the same day. Madman Entertainment is scheduled to stream it on the [=AnimeLab=] service in Australia and New Zealand, while Aniplex will make it available via country-specific Wakanim services in Europe.
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The series is scheduled to premiere on April 3, 2020 on Tokyo MX.MX and will stream it the following week on streaming services including Creator/{{Netflix}}. Outside of Japan, Creator/{{Funimation}} is scheduled to premiere it same-day in North America and the United Kingdom, Creator/{{Funimation}} is scheduled to premiere it the same day. Madman Entertainment is scheduled to stream it on the [=AnimeLab=] service in Australia and New Zealand, while Aniplex will make it available via country-specific Wakanim services in Europe.
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Set in 1941, one year after the events of ''Sakura Wars'', peace has returned to Tokyo at last. Seijuro Kamiyama (Yohei Azakami), (Creator/YoheiAzakami), the captain of the Imperial Combat Revue's Flower Division, is transferred to Europe and Sakura Amamiya (Creator/AyaneSakura) assumes leadership in his place. Kamiyama eventually returns to Japan, accompanied by Clara (Misaki Watada), who is the apparent SoleSurvivor of the first Moscow Combat Revue. Meanwhile, the team is approached by Valery Kaminsky (Creator/KenjiAkabane) and Layla (Haruka Shiraishi), two mysterious Russians who seek out Clara to have her rejoin the reformed Moscow Combat Revue. The Imperial Combat Revue must protect Tokyo once again and learn what the Moscow Combat Revue's real motives are.
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''Sakura Wars: The Animation'', known in Japan as ''Shin Sakura Taisen the Animation'', is a [[AllCGICartoon CGI anime]] sequel to the 2019 Creator/{{Sega}} video game ''VideoGame/{{Sakura Wars|2019}}'', directed by Manabu Ono (''LightNovel/TheAsteriskWar'', ''LightNovel/TheIrregularAtMagicHighSchool'', ''Anime/DragonautTheResonance''). Series composition credits are shared by Ono and Tatsuhiko Urahata (''Manga/StrikeWitches'', ''Literature/{{Gate}}'', ''LightNovel/HorizonInTheMiddleOfNowhere'') and ''Sakura Wars'' veteran Kohei Tanaka once again wrote the music. The series was produced by Creator/SanzigenAnimationStudio, which produced the cinematics to the 2019 game. It is the first ''VideoGame/SakuraWars'' TV series in 20 years.
Set in 1941, one year after the events of ''Sakura Wars'', peace has returned to Tokyo at last. Seijuro Kamiyama (Yohei Azakami), the captain of the Imperial Combat Revue's Flower Division, is transferred to Europe and Sakura Amamiya (Creator/AyaneSakura) assumes leadership in his place. Kamiyama eventually returns to Japan, accompanied by Clara (Misaki Watada), who is the apparent SoleSurvivor of the first Moscow Combat Revue. Meanwhile, the team is approached by Valery Kaminsky (Creator/KenjiAkabane) and Layla (Haruka Shiraishi), two mysterious people who seek out Clara to rejoin the reformed Moscow Combat Revue and seek . The Imperial Combat Revue must protect Tokyo once again and learn what the Moscow Combat Revue's motives are.
The series is scheduled to premiere on April 3, 2020 on Tokyo MX.
Set in 1941, one year after the events of ''Sakura Wars'', peace has returned to Tokyo at last. Seijuro Kamiyama (Yohei Azakami), the captain of the Imperial Combat Revue's Flower Division, is transferred to Europe and Sakura Amamiya (Creator/AyaneSakura) assumes leadership in his place. Kamiyama eventually returns to Japan, accompanied by Clara (Misaki Watada), who is the apparent SoleSurvivor of the first Moscow Combat Revue. Meanwhile, the team is approached by Valery Kaminsky (Creator/KenjiAkabane) and Layla (Haruka Shiraishi), two mysterious people who seek out Clara to rejoin the reformed Moscow Combat Revue and seek . The Imperial Combat Revue must protect Tokyo once again and learn what the Moscow Combat Revue's motives are.
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''Sakura Wars: The Wars the Animation'', known in Japan as ''Shin Sakura Taisen the Animation'', is a [[AllCGICartoon CGI anime]] sequel to the 2019 Creator/{{Sega}} video game ''VideoGame/{{Sakura Wars|2019}}'', directed by Manabu Ono (''LightNovel/TheAsteriskWar'', ''LightNovel/TheIrregularAtMagicHighSchool'', ''Anime/DragonautTheResonance''). Series composition credits are shared by Ono and Tatsuhiko Urahata (''Manga/StrikeWitches'', ''Literature/{{Gate}}'', ''LightNovel/HorizonInTheMiddleOfNowhere'') and ''Sakura Wars'' veteran Kohei Tanaka once again wrote the music. The series was produced by Creator/SanzigenAnimationStudio, which produced the cinematics to the 2019 game. It is the first ''VideoGame/SakuraWars'' TV series in 20 years.
Set in 1941, one year after the events of ''Sakura Wars'', peace has returned to Tokyo at last. Seijuro Kamiyama (Yohei Azakami), the captain of the Imperial Combat Revue's Flower Division, is transferred to Europe and Sakura Amamiya (Creator/AyaneSakura) assumes leadership in his place. Kamiyama eventually returns to Japan, accompanied by Clara (Misaki Watada), who is the apparent SoleSurvivor of the first Moscow Combat Revue. Meanwhile, the team is approached by Valery Kaminsky (Creator/KenjiAkabane) and Layla (Haruka Shiraishi), two mysteriouspeople Russians who seek out Clara to rejoin the reformed Moscow Combat Revue and seek .Revue. The Imperial Combat Revue must protect Tokyo once again and learn what the Moscow Combat Revue's motives are.
The series is scheduled to premiere on April 3, 2020 on TokyoMX.
MX. It was picked up for a North American and British simulcast by Creator/{{Funimation}}.
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[[caption-width-right:350:''[[{{Tagline}} Transporting us to an age of romance in a flourish of sakura petals!]]''[[note]]From left to right: Azami Mochizuki, Hatsuho Shinonome, Clara, Sakura Amamiya, Clarissa "Claris" Snowflake and Anastasia Palma.[[/note]]]]
''Sakura Wars: The Animation'', known in Japan as ''Shin Sakura Taisen the Animation'', is a [[AllCGICartoon CGI anime]] sequel to the 2019 Creator/{{Sega}} video game ''VideoGame/{{Sakura Wars|2019}}'', directed by Manabu Ono (''LightNovel/TheAsteriskWar'', ''LightNovel/TheIrregularAtMagicHighSchool'', ''Anime/DragonautTheResonance''). Series composition credits are shared by Ono and Tatsuhiko Urahata (''Manga/StrikeWitches'', ''Literature/{{Gate}}'', ''LightNovel/HorizonInTheMiddleOfNowhere'') and ''Sakura Wars'' veteran Kohei Tanaka once again wrote the music. The series was produced by Creator/SanzigenAnimationStudio, which produced the cinematics to the 2019 game. It is the first ''VideoGame/SakuraWars'' TV series in 20 years.
Set in 1941, one year after the events of ''Sakura Wars'', peace has returned to Tokyo at last. Seijuro Kamiyama (Yohei Azakami), the captain of the Imperial Combat Revue's Flower Division, is transferred to Europe and Sakura Amamiya (Creator/AyaneSakura) assumes leadership in his place. Kamiyama eventually returns to Japan, accompanied by Clara (Misaki Watada), who is the apparent SoleSurvivor of the first Moscow Combat Revue. Meanwhile, the team is approached by Valery Kaminsky (Creator/KenjiAkabane) and Layla (Haruka Shiraishi), two mysterious people who seek out Clara to rejoin the reformed Moscow Combat Revue and seek . The Imperial Combat Revue must protect Tokyo once again and learn what the Moscow Combat Revue's motives are.
The series is scheduled to premiere on April 3, 2020 on Tokyo MX.
'''Previews:''' [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MH6JCb4LaPI Teaser]], [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LSY2wg-81RI Trailer 1]], [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tYbbM7clEYs Trailer 2]], [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fEtFsUvgDMk Opening Theme]]
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!! ''Shin Sakura Taisen the Animation'' provides examples of:
* AllCGICartoon: Unlike the previous anime adaptations and spin-offs, the show is fully generated on computer, specifically using Autodesk 3ds Max and Pixologic Zbrush.
* BadMoonRising: At one point in the opening theme, a white-haired villainess is surrounded by a red moon.
* CallBack:
** In the teaser trailer, the familiar "Next Episode Preview" appears for the first few seconds, similar to the previous entries in the ''Sakura Wars'' franchise.
** In the opening theme:
*** The first scene is the Flower Division members turning around to reveal themselves ending on a close up of the main heroine, just like the Paris Combat Revue from ''VideoGame/SakuraWars3IsParisBurning.''
*** The Flower Division's introductions, along with the stage performance, as well as their battle with the villains all harken back to the 2019 game's opening. Makes sense since Sanzigen also did most of the anime-esque cinematics.
*** Anastasia's introduction where she points her gun at the screen and fires is a reference to Maria Tachibana doing the same thing in the opening theme of [[VideoGame/SakuraWars1996 the 1996 game]].
*** In the final scene, the Flower Division closing out their stage performance is a direct reference to the opening theme of ''VideoGame/SakuraWars4FallInLoveMaidens''.
* CoolShip: The Moscow Combat Revue's ship, as shown in the opening sequence, is a black, eight-legged ship.
* TheRemnant: The destruction of the original Moscow Combat Revue left Clara as the only surviving member of the group.
* SeanConneryIsAboutToShootYou: In the opening theme, Anastasia points her gun at the screen and fires.
* SoleSurvivor: Clara is the apparent sole survivor of the original Moscow Combat Revue, which was wiped out during the third Combat Revue World Games.
* SomethingAboutARose: Kaminsky's appearance in the first trailer depicts him holding a red rose.
* StockFootage: In the first trailer, there are stock clips of the opening sequences from the previous games, which are hidden in shadows.
* TimeSkip: The anime picks up one year after the events of ''VideoGame/SakuraWars2019''. As such, Sakura now has a personalized Mugen in place of her Oubu, Kamiyama has traveled to Europe with Lancelot and Elise, and so on.
* TraintopBattle: In the second trailer, Kamiyama, Lancelot and Elise thwart the the white-haired demon's attempt to kidnap Clara.
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[[caption-width-right:350:''[[{{Tagline}} Transporting us to an age of romance in a flourish of sakura petals!]]''[[note]]From left to right: Azami Mochizuki, Hatsuho Shinonome, Clara, Sakura Amamiya, Clarissa "Claris" Snowflake and Anastasia Palma.[[/note]]]]
''Sakura Wars: The Animation'', known in Japan as ''Shin Sakura Taisen the Animation'', is a [[AllCGICartoon CGI anime]] sequel to the 2019 Creator/{{Sega}} video game ''VideoGame/{{Sakura Wars|2019}}'', directed by Manabu Ono (''LightNovel/TheAsteriskWar'', ''LightNovel/TheIrregularAtMagicHighSchool'', ''Anime/DragonautTheResonance''). Series composition credits are shared by Ono and Tatsuhiko Urahata (''Manga/StrikeWitches'', ''Literature/{{Gate}}'', ''LightNovel/HorizonInTheMiddleOfNowhere'') and ''Sakura Wars'' veteran Kohei Tanaka once again wrote the music. The series was produced by Creator/SanzigenAnimationStudio, which produced the cinematics to the 2019 game. It is the first ''VideoGame/SakuraWars'' TV series in 20 years.
Set in 1941, one year after the events of ''Sakura Wars'', peace has returned to Tokyo at last. Seijuro Kamiyama (Yohei Azakami), the captain of the Imperial Combat Revue's Flower Division, is transferred to Europe and Sakura Amamiya (Creator/AyaneSakura) assumes leadership in his place. Kamiyama eventually returns to Japan, accompanied by Clara (Misaki Watada), who is the apparent SoleSurvivor of the first Moscow Combat Revue. Meanwhile, the team is approached by Valery Kaminsky (Creator/KenjiAkabane) and Layla (Haruka Shiraishi), two mysterious people who seek out Clara to rejoin the reformed Moscow Combat Revue and seek . The Imperial Combat Revue must protect Tokyo once again and learn what the Moscow Combat Revue's motives are.
The series is scheduled to premiere on April 3, 2020 on Tokyo MX.
'''Previews:''' [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MH6JCb4LaPI Teaser]], [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LSY2wg-81RI Trailer 1]], [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tYbbM7clEYs Trailer 2]], [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fEtFsUvgDMk Opening Theme]]
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!! ''Shin Sakura Taisen the Animation'' provides examples of:
* AllCGICartoon: Unlike the previous anime adaptations and spin-offs, the show is fully generated on computer, specifically using Autodesk 3ds Max and Pixologic Zbrush.
* BadMoonRising: At one point in the opening theme, a white-haired villainess is surrounded by a red moon.
* CallBack:
** In the teaser trailer, the familiar "Next Episode Preview" appears for the first few seconds, similar to the previous entries in the ''Sakura Wars'' franchise.
** In the opening theme:
*** The first scene is the Flower Division members turning around to reveal themselves ending on a close up of the main heroine, just like the Paris Combat Revue from ''VideoGame/SakuraWars3IsParisBurning.''
*** The Flower Division's introductions, along with the stage performance, as well as their battle with the villains all harken back to the 2019 game's opening. Makes sense since Sanzigen also did most of the anime-esque cinematics.
*** Anastasia's introduction where she points her gun at the screen and fires is a reference to Maria Tachibana doing the same thing in the opening theme of [[VideoGame/SakuraWars1996 the 1996 game]].
*** In the final scene, the Flower Division closing out their stage performance is a direct reference to the opening theme of ''VideoGame/SakuraWars4FallInLoveMaidens''.
* CoolShip: The Moscow Combat Revue's ship, as shown in the opening sequence, is a black, eight-legged ship.
* TheRemnant: The destruction of the original Moscow Combat Revue left Clara as the only surviving member of the group.
* SeanConneryIsAboutToShootYou: In the opening theme, Anastasia points her gun at the screen and fires.
* SoleSurvivor: Clara is the apparent sole survivor of the original Moscow Combat Revue, which was wiped out during the third Combat Revue World Games.
* SomethingAboutARose: Kaminsky's appearance in the first trailer depicts him holding a red rose.
* StockFootage: In the first trailer, there are stock clips of the opening sequences from the previous games, which are hidden in shadows.
* TimeSkip: The anime picks up one year after the events of ''VideoGame/SakuraWars2019''. As such, Sakura now has a personalized Mugen in place of her Oubu, Kamiyama has traveled to Europe with Lancelot and Elise, and so on.
* TraintopBattle: In the second trailer, Kamiyama, Lancelot and Elise thwart the the white-haired demon's attempt to kidnap Clara.
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