Who says old manga that have no new content forthcoming can't recieve anime adaptations?
While it's generally believed (and somewhat true) that anime only exists as a marketing tool to promote sells of an ongoing manga (which is why there are so many unfinished anime series- the company wants you to go buy the manga), there's always a rare exception.
Dorohedoro appears to be one such as the series wrapped up in 2018 at 23 volumes but there's a new TV anime in the works, courtesy of Netflix and Studio MAPPA. Recently, a bunch of character images were revealed for the project, along with the cast. Click the NEXT button below to check out the rather colorful cast compprising this insane anime.
And if you do want to pick up the manga, VIZ has translated and released all volumes of the manga, with the final volume releasing back in September.
Wataru Takagi voices the series lead Caiman, an amnesiac man whose head was magically transformed into a lizard's head. Takagi is best knwon for voicing Onizuka in Great Teacher Onizuka, Obito in Naruto and Joker in Batman: Ninja.
Reina Kondo as Nikaidō, Caiman's friend who is absurdly strong. A relative newcomer, Kondo has previously voiced Momoka Suzuk in Just Because! and Kazuko Suema in Boogiepop and Others.
Kenyuu Horiuchi as En, the boss of the En family, who are major players in the world of mages. Notable past roles for Horiuchi include Wilhelm van Astrea in Re:Zero and Mega-armed Tokisada in No Guns Life.
Yoshimasa Hosoya as Shin, an assassin and cleaner who works for the En family. Hosoya is best known for voicing Fumikage Tokoyami in My Hero Academia, Reiner in Attack on Titan, and Joe in Megalo Box.
Yu Kobayashi as Noi, Shin's partner and En's cousin. Koboyashi is best known as the voice of Sasha in Attack on Titan.
Kengo Takanashi as Fujita, a lowly, crybaby mage who serves the En family. Takanish is best known as the voice of Link in The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild.
Miyu Tomita as Ebisu, a mage and hanger-on of the En family. Tomita is known for voicing Rizu Ogata in We Never Lear.
Hisao Egawa as Vaux, a doctor who specializes in treating magical injuries. He is the current director of the main hospital in the city.
Mitsuhiro Ichiki as Kasukabe, a professor researching mages. Despite his youthful appearance, he is quite elderly.
Mayu Udono as Kikurage, a mysterious creature that can use magic. Udono is best known for voicing Inari in Garo: Crimson Moon.
Songdo as Risu, a member of the Cross-Eyes organization. Cross_Eyes are a group of weak magic-users that are in direct conflict with the En family.
Tetsu Inada as Tanba, the owner of a pie shop. Despite his harsh looks, Tanba runs a legitimate business and thinks about how to make profits above anything else.
Shinichiro Miki as Turkey, one of the En family's top brass. Turkey is an elite Magic User who can create replicas of living or death people from food items. These food dolls can then be used to track down their human/demon counterpart in the real world.
Hozumi Gōda as Asu, a demon
Anri Katsu as Chōta, one of the En family's top brass