Chloe (anime series)

Chloe (marketed outside of Japan and the US as Kuroeusagi, lit. "Chloe Rabbit") is a Japanese-Canadian-American animated television series produced by Nelvana and Studio Trigger for Yomiuri Telecasting Corporation. The series is based off of Peter McCarty's book of the same name, as well as the Cartoon Network XD series of the same name. The series premiered in Japan in November 2017, while the English dub began airing on Toonami Channel in Canada upon its launch. Nelvana and NickFamily Studios have licensed the anime in English. The series ended in Japan on October 1st, 2018, with the last episode airing dubbed on Toonami Channel a few days later.
==Development==
In an interview with Kill la Kill director Hiroyuki Imaishi, it was stated that while Imaishi doesn't have much information regarding the anime adaptation of Chloe, it was implied that the anime will be meant for Disney XD's target audience, rather than Nick Jr. Canada's target audience.
==Production==
Kill la Kill director Hiroyuki Imaishi will direct the series, according to an interview with Nelvana president Doug Murphy.
Kill la Kill voice actor Ami Koshimizu will voice Chloe in the Japanese version, according to a Fuji TV interview.
Kanae Ito, who previously voiced Amu Hinamori in Shugo Chara!, was also brought in to do Chloe's singing voice.
In summer 2017, Kathleen Wilhoite, the voice actress for Chloe in the western television series, announced that she won't reprise her role for the anime series; instead, Sara Camacho would voice Chloe for the anime.
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==Cast==
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==Plot==
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==Episodes==
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==Broadcasting==
===Japan===
*Yomiuri TV
===Canada===
====English Canada====
*Toonami Channel
*YTV Family (Toonami)
====French Canada====
*Disney La Chaîne
===United States===
*Aura
*The CW (Nickelodeon Family on The CW)
==Home media==
In December 2018, NickFamily DVD Distribution announced a Region 1 DVD release for the series, which released in July 2019. Funimation will co-handle the Blu-ray release, set for January 2020.
==Trivia==
*The anime was originally going to be replaced with My Hero Academia: Illegals in its initial timeslot, but Yomiuri TV revealed that Studio Trigger had a contract for said timeslot until October 2018. Production on Kuroeusagi didn't end until July 2018.
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