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TMS Streams 3rd Episode of Dededen Anniversary Anime With Seibu Railways

Animation studio TMS Entertainment began streaming the third short in Dededen, its new originalanime with Seibu Railways, on Sunday. The anime celebrates both the 50th anniversary of TMS Entertainment and the 100th anniversary of Seibu Railways. TMS Entertainment happens to be located near the Araiyakushimae Station on the Seibu Shinjuku Line.
The studio streamed the first episode in March, and the second episode in June.
The anime follows the daily life of the main lead Amoru Tokorozawa and the railway. TMS plans to make five episodes, each 75 seconds long. The anime is running on the trains' onboard SmileVision screens, as well as on the Smile StationVision screens around major stations from February 23 to December 31.
Hiro Kaburaki is directing the anime with Norihiro Naganuma, his assistant director on Kimi ni Todoke - From Me to YouMy Little Monster, and Hozuki's CoolheadednessKayoko Ishikawa(Aikatsu! design works) designed the characters, and S.E.N.S. (Kimi ni Todoke - From Me to You,xxxHOLiCOre Monogatari!!) scored the music.

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