"GAMERA -Rebirth-" (2023) - Animation Series on Netflix

Gamera -Rebirth- is a Japanese animation series produced by Kadokawa Corporation and animated by ENGI. The series was released on September 7, 2023 worldwide.

If you’re a fan of anime, Gamera, the giant turtle, is already a classic. In this new Netflix series, we’ll have the opportunity to see it again, this time in a series that will surely be very pleasing to fans of the genre.

There are many, many spectacular battles between monsters, with Gamera trying to save humanity.

Synopsis

The series is set in the summer of 1989, and follows the story of four kids in Tokyo who witness the emergence of Gamera, a giant turtle kaiju who bravely stands up against giant human-eating monsters. The series is directed by Niisan Takahashi and features the voice talents of Hisako Kanemoto, Yoshitsugu Matsuoka, and Aki Toyosaki.

About GAMERA -Rebirth-

A series that is all spectacle, all excitement with these kids, the army launching missiles everywhere, and of course, a legion of monsters attacking with only one salvation. Gamera returns once again, highly evolved since its distant debut in 1965.

The brand-new competitor to Godzilla is back, and it has more than enough reasons to make this “GAMERA -Rebirth-” a success, especially because it is filled with spectacular scenes of prehistoric monster battles.

Classic Japanese animation, of the best and most traditional in the genre, which combines technical advancements in animation with the classic spirit of Japanese monster movies.

A delight for fans and an unparalleled opportunity to, if you’re not familiar with this genre, approach it without any reservations with this highly entertaining series that will at least captivate you with its spectacular visuals.

About Gamera

Gamera is a colossal turtle kaiju (monster) that can fly and breathe fire. It originated from a series of Japanese films and made its debut in 1965 with “Gamera, the Giant Monster. The purpose of creating the character and the first film was to rival the success of Toho’s Godzilla film series. Gamera has since become an iconic figure in Japan, appearing in a total of 12 films produced by Daiei Film and later Kadokawa Daiei Studio, as well as various media. Read more