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Media Blasters<\/a> announced on X (formerly Twitter<\/a>) on Friday plans to release the Garo live-action franchise in the future, beginning with the Kiba Gaiden, Garo: Taiga, Garo: Red Requiem, Garo and the Wailing Dragon, and Garo: Under the Moon films.<\/p>\n The Garo live-action series franchise has a dark story that revolves around humans who have the job of “Makai Knights,” people who fight against demonic beings called Horrors. The first 25-episode television series in 2005 revolves around Makai Knight K\u014dga Saejima, who tries to save a girl named Kaoru from her fate of death after being tainted by demon blood.\u00a0<\/p>\n The\u00a0official website of the Garo franchise announced<\/a> in April the “Garo 20th Anniversary Project.” The project includes the\u00a0Garo: Taiga film that will open in Japan on October 17.<\/p>\n The franchise’s latest television series titled Garo Hagane o Tsugu Mono (Garo: Successor of the Steel) aired from January to March last year.<\/p>\n Section 23<\/a>‘s Kraken Releasing released<\/a> the original live-action series in 2017.<\/p>\n The Garo the Animation<\/a>, Garo: Crimson Moon<\/a>, and Garo -Vanishing Line-<\/a> television anime aired in 2014, 2015, and 2017, respectively. Funimation<\/a> streamed the first two series and released them on home video. Crunchyroll<\/a> streamed Garo -Vanishing Line- with English subtitles as it aired, and Funimation streamed the English dub<\/a>. Garo: Divine Flame<\/a>, a film sequel to Garo the Animation, opened<\/a> in Japan in May 2016. The franchise’s latest anime film<\/a> Usuzumizakura -Garo-<\/a> (Gray Cherry Blossoms: Garo) premiered in October 2018.<\/p>\n