Yuki Ikeda is the creator of the manga 'Thunder 3', which concluded on June 5, 2026, and was adapted into a television anime that premiered on July 8, 2026.
Yuki Ikeda's manga 'Thunder 3' ended on June 5, 2026, just over a month before the television anime adaptation premiered on July 8, 2026. The anime, based on Ikeda's work, airs on Fuji TV's +Ultra block and streams worldwide on Netflix. The opening theme song 'Thunderbolt' is performed by Yuri, and a same-day fan event in Shibuya distributed lightning-shaped fans to coincide with the premiere.
The two stories about Ikeda's work both center on the anime adaptation. The first story, published on the premiere date, revealed seven new cast members for the rebellion faction and confirmed the opening theme. The second story, published three days earlier, announced the opening theme performer and the fan event. No other details about Ikeda's career or other projects appear in the available coverage.
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The Thunder 3 anime released a main promotional video and visual on Thursday, revealing seven new cast members for the rebellion faction. The video also features the opening theme song 'Thunderbolt' by Yuri. The anime premiered on Fuji TV's +Ultra block on July 8 and is streaming worldwide on Netflix. The manga by Yuki Ikeda ended on June 5.
The opening theme for the TV anime 'Thunder 3' will be Yuri's new song 'Thunderbolt'. The anime, based on Yuki Ikeda's manga, premieres July 8 on Fuji TV's '+Ultra' slot. A fan event in Shibuya will distribute lightning-shaped fans on the same day.