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The new animated film "GARO: Divine Flame," a complete original work in the "GARO" series, which began as a live-action TV drama and was later adapted into an anime, has been announced for release in spring 2016. The main visual, symbolizing the key element of "fire" in the story, has been unveiled. The cast includes Daisuke Ono, who will reprise his role from the TV anime, while director Yūichirō Hayashi and screenwriter Masako Kobayashi will reunite for this project. The "GARO" series, which was born in 2005, has captivated many fans through its live-action TV drama, film adaptations, and TV anime. This new work commemorates the 10th anniversary of the series and is a completely new story set four years after the events of "GARO: Mark of theHeat," which featured Leon, the inheritor of the fated title, and Alfonso, the prince who was exiled from his country. In the released main visual, Leon, with a determined expression, stands alone enveloped in flames. The voice cast announcement includes only Daisuke Ono, who voiced the protagonist Leon/GARO in the TV anime, with further details to be revealed. The director and screenwriter will remain Yūichirō Hayashi and Masako Kobayashi, respectively.