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Latest revision as of 22:22, April 26, 2024
World Trigger: The Stage (ワールドトリガー the Stage, Wārudo Torigā: the Stage ?) is the first World Trigger stage play, released in 2021 and covering select events from the Introduction Arc to the Border Enlistment Arc.
Cast[edit | edit source]
World Trigger: The Stage[2][edit | edit source]
- Keisuke Ueda as Yūma Kuga
- Takuya Mizoguchi as Osamu Mikumo
- Arisa Sonohara as Chika Amatori
- Kensuke Takahashi as Yūichi Jin
- Himika Akaneya as Shiori Usami
- Shōri Kondo as Kei Tachikawa
- Yūta Iiyama as Kōhei Izumi
- Ryōta Hirono as Sōya Kazama
- Kōji Kominami as Jun Arashiyama
- Ikumi Oki as Ai Kitora[3]
- Keito Sakurai as Shūji Miwa
- Kōsuke Kujirai as Takumi Rindō
- Daiki Kikkawa as Isami Tōma
- Tsubasa Okuno as Ryō Utagawa
- Hayate Miyao as Shirō Kikuchihara
- Yuya Katsuki as Mitsuru Tokieda
- Ryohei Yamauchi as Ken Satori
- Kō Kanegae as Yōsuke Yoneya
- Kazuya Yuki as Tōru Narasaka
- Shiu Sato as Shōhei Kodera
- Joji Saotome as Masamune Kido
Trivia[edit | edit source]
- Many supporting characters, including Tamakoma 1st and most of Border's administration staff were not officially cast. However, it appears that much of the upper brass were portrayed by actors cast as other characters.
- Sato (Kodera's actor) has confirmed to have portrayed Netsuki.[4]
DVD/Blu-ray/Exclusive Material[edit | edit source]
The first blu-ray set includes behind-the-scenes rehearsal footage. Toei Video Online Shop is currently offering pre-order benefits for blu-ray/DVD, including two group photo visuals.[5]
Those who purchase premium tickets for the live show will receive a set of 26 visual postcards at the venue.[6]