Perhaps an ending where a hero successfully eradicates all diseases and liberates humanity from suffering may not be the most fitting. What if the outcome is not the desired future we had envisioned? This is the overarching tale of Lazarus.
The release of Lazarus anime is quickly approaching, bringing new life to the highly anticipated series. The latest updates on the upcoming anime have been revealed, including the logo visual, teaser, and more.
Lazarus Anime Coming Soon!
During the Rick and Morty: The Anime panel at the 2024 San Diego Comic-Con, it was announced that the highly anticipated Lazarus anime, directed by Shinichiro Watanabe of Cowboy Bebop fame, will be released in 2025. Fans will be able to stream the anime on Adult Swim.
The confirmation for the highly-anticipated anime has finally arrived after a lengthy wait. Despite being previously announced with a premiere date of 2024, the confirmation for Lazarus to stream in 2025 came significantly later. The specific release date and visuals have not yet been disclosed.
The highly anticipated Lazarus anime has released its Logo Visual.
The teaser trailer for Lazarus debuted in 2023 at Adult Swim Festival’s “Toonami on the Green”event during Comic-Con. Although the anime was originally slated to premiere in 2024, the recent confirmation at this year’s Comic-Con revealed a new release date of 2025. For those looking to revisit the trailer, it can be viewed again here.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w0QUbIzu8ek
Cast Information Revealed
The cast information for Lazarus is provided below.
| Director | Shinichiro Watanabe | Cowboy Bebop |
| Studio | MAP | Jujutsu Kaisen |
| Action Director | Chad Stahelski | John Wick |
| Production | Sola Entertainment | Rick and Morty: The Anime |
About Lazarus
In the year 2052, humanity thrives thanks to the revolutionary cure-all drug known as Hapuna. Dr. Skinner, a Nobel Prize-winning neuroscientist, created this medication with the ability to heal any illness or discomfort. However, as time goes on, the doctor responsible for this breakthrough disappears without a trace.
Three years have passed and he has come back with a shocking revelation: the drug is lethal and will result in death within three years for anyone who has taken it. In response to this alarming news, a team of five individuals from different parts of the globe joins forces in a mission to save humanity from this impending disaster. The story centers around the efforts of the task force, known as Lazarus, as they strive to rescue humanity from its inevitable downfall.
About Lazarus
The director of John Wick, Chad Stahelski, is collaborating with Shinichiro Watanabe and MAPPA to create an original anime series called Lazarus. Stahelski will be responsible for the action sequences.
According to Adult Swim, the story takes place in the year 2052 when the world is experiencing a period of unparalleled peace and prosperity due to the eradication of sickness and pain. The credit for this accomplishment goes to Dr. Skinner, a Nobel Prize-winning neuroscientist, who has created a revolutionary drug called Hapuna that has no known side effects. Hapuna quickly becomes widely used and necessary, but shortly after its release, Dr. Skinner mysteriously disappears.
Three years have passed and the world has continued on, but Dr. Skinner has reappeared, this time bringing a message of impending doom. He reveals that Hapuna has a brief half-life and those who have used it will perish within three years. Death looms over this corrupt world and its arrival is imminent.
To combat this threat, a team of 5 agents from different parts of the globe is assembled as a special task force to stop Skinner’s scheme and protect humanity. This team, known as “Lazarus,”must locate Skinner and create a vaccine before it’s too late.
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