comida Wars! Original animê DVD Casts mais Council of Ten Members 

Food Wars! Original Anime DVD Casts More Council of Ten Members

magazine is revealing on Monday additional cast members for the new

will play the council\'s first seat member Eishi Tsukasa (seen in key image on right).

as Erina Nakiri. Taneda played Erina in both television anime series, but her agency announced in August that she was going on hiatus from voice acting to focus on medical treatment for an unspecified illness. Kanemoto also played Erina for the Jump Special Anime Festa event anime that premiered in November.

are reprising their roles as Sōma Yukihira and Megumi Tadokoro, respectively.

The anime\'s official website began streaming a promotional video in December that introduces the members of the Council of Ten.

The DVD will ship in a special edition bundle with

manga volume on July 4. The main staff is returning from the television anime series.

The 24th volume of Tsukuda and Saeki\'s manga is also bundling an anime on DVD. The anime on this earlier DVD debuted at the Jump Special Anime Festa event in November, and will ship

on May 2. The DVD will also feature the bonus short video "Nakama Ryō-ban

Tsukuda and Saeki\'s manga previously inspired two television anime series. The first anime season aired for 24 episodes from May to September 2015.

streamed the first anime adaptation as it aired in Japan, and

, the second anime season. The 13-episode series aired in July-September, and

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