The complete list of anime that won't be delayed by coronavirus

During the last weeks we have seen how dozens of series have suffered delays or breaks indefinitely due to production problems related to the coronavirus crisis, which is why we share a list of series that have already finished production and will not be delayed. by the coronavirus.

The list of confirmed anime is as follows:

• Arte (released on April 4)

• Honzuki no Gekokujou ~ Shisho ni Naru Tame ni wa Shudan wo Erandeiraremasen
  (released April 4)

• Jashin-chan Dropkick season 2 (premiered on April 6 with all 11 episodes on the same day)

• Otome Game no Hametsu Flag shika Nai Akuyaku Reijou ni Tensei shiteshimatta
  (released April 4)

• Yesterday Wo Utatte (released on April 4)

• Brand New Animal (released on April 8 with all episodes available on Netflix Japan)

In addition, animators on previous occasions have confirmed that the anime they work on have already finished the part assigned to them, but this does not mean that the anime is completely finished.

The list of possible finished anime is as follows:

• Brand New Animal (animation director Sushio reported completing his episodes on
  February 2)

• Tower of God (animators reported that they completed their work)

A staff member reported that the following production was almost complete:

• Kaguya-sama: Love is War season 2 (animation producer Yasuhito Kikuchi reported that "a little more work remains" on April 16)

Polygon Pictures announced on April 7 that all company employees will work in a remote work mode beginning April 8. The measures were tentatively scheduled from April 8 to May 6, although the study announced on April 28 that employees will continue remote work until May 20.

Studio Colorido announced on February 27 that it ordered its staff to work from home, after learning that a person close to an outside freelance might have had close contact with a person infected with COVID-19. All other studios and teams in the Twin Engine Group (which includes Geno Studio, Lay-duce, Peakys, daisy, Filmony, and the Yamahitsuji team) also worked from home from February 28 to at least March 13, due to frequent interactions between group studies. Twin Engine added on March 20 that their studies would continue to work from home for the foreseeable future.