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HoYoVerse unveiled a "long-term" Genshin Impact anime project to be produced in conjunction with Japanese studio Ufotable.

The Genshin Impact anime concept trailer begins in a forest, and with everyone’s favorite emergency ration, Paimon. [Cyberpunk: Edgerunners](https://www.siliconera.com/cyberpunk-edgerunners-nsfw-trailer-is-better-seen-privately/), an anime series based on the world of Cyberpunk 2077. The company announced that it is working with Japanese anime studio Ufotable on an animated series based on the game.

Following up on the recent launch of Version 3.0, Genshin Impact is getting ready to expand even further with a new desert area and more in Version 3.1.

Follow him on Twitter [@Moldilox](https://twitter.com/Moldilox). [Otaku USA Magazine](https://otakuusamagazine.com/). Following up on the recent launch of Version 3.0, Genshin Impact is getting ready to expand even further with a new desert area and more in Version 3.1.

Concept video streamed // HoYoverse announced during its Genshin Impact Patch 3.1 livestream event on Friday that the company is collaborating with anime ...

The game is available on iOS, Android, PC, [PlayStation](/encyclopedia/company.php?id=19354) 4, and PlayStation 5. [miHoYo](/encyclopedia/company.php?id=19877)) launched the Genshin Impact game worldwide in September 2020. The livestream event showed a concept promotional video.

HoYoverse and studio Ufotable are collaborating on a long-term Genshin Impact animation project, as announced earlier during the version 3.1 live stream.

The company launched the game on September 28, 2020, and it is currently on its 17th version. During [ version 3.1 live stream](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qC9wSPOExL4&t=3s) on Twitch, The CEO of HoYoverse, Liu We expressed his excitement about the upcoming collaboration: “Wow, we’ve been waiting so long for Genshin Impact to finally get its own animation series!“ Ufotable is a Japanese animation studio that was founded by Hikaru Kondou in 2000.

Genshin Impact, the bazillion-selling mobile action-RPG, is looking to get its own animated show. And it's coming from the artist wizards at ufotable.

Right, sorry, I’ve got to find the long-handled broom so I can get Sisi back down from the ceiling. Watching the concept trailer for the new anime, I’m inspired to get going even more. Sisi is currently indisposed, and so I am ruining their reputation, their life even, by leaping in and posting this news.

The creators of Demon Slayer are all-set to bring us the much-awaited anime adaptation of Genshin Impact.

For the unacquainted, Ufotable set high standards for the entire anime industry with its spectacular and jaw-dropping animation in the first two seasons of Demon Slayer. Well, it's good to know that the leaks were indeed true, as recently, [HoYoverse officially announced](https://genshin.hoyoverse.com/en/news/detail/23797) that it is collaborating with Ufotable for a "long-term" Genshin Impact animation project. The animated project promises to take us "on a journey to this brand new world full of adventures."

Genshin Impact is collaborating with Ufotable, the studio that animated Demon Slayer, for their new animated series.

Based off of these facts, we can speculate that the Genshin Impact animated series will more than likely follow the canonical story of the game. The trailer for the Genshin Impact anime primarily features Mondstadt, the first region of the game. At the time of writing, there’s still no information on what will be the contents of the Genshin Impact animated series. The trailer also shows the two main protagonists of the game: Aether and Lumine. Genshin fans are hoping that Ufotable brings the same level of hype to the animated series. Let’s look at what we know so far about the upcoming animated series, and speculate on the potential content of the series.

An anime series based on popular role-playing game "Genshin Impact" is officially in the works.

The announcement of the “Genshin Impact” anime came during HoYoverse’s first-look reveal for version 3.1 of the game, which is slated to become available Sept. First released in 2020, “Genshin Impact” has quickly become one of the highest-grossing mobile games. It also released a three-minute “concept trailer” in announcing the project (watch below).