In 2006, Code Geass made its debut as the greatest mecha anime of all time, but the show has so much depth in the way a story is told, and in its characters, Code Geass ultimately becomes a cult-hit in anime history.

The director behind Code Geass is finally making a comeback with a new anime named Back Arrow, and this might be time to revisit the mecha era.Director Goro Taniguchi is teaming up with the Kill la Kill, Promare, and Gurren Lagann writer Kazuki Nakashima to work on their latest anime series Back Arrow, which will be affiliated with Aniplex and release in 2021.As a veteran mecha anime director, Goro Taniguchi will be streamlining the anime in the mecha direction with the central character Back Arrow, who can summon giant mecha machines known as Briheight.

The latest tweet confirmed that the show would begin streaming from January 8th weekly.

The new promo looks impressive, and it is not far from the truth that the animation quality is top-notch.

One more thing that needs to be pointed out about the promo is the characters.The characters in the promo look young and promise a better character transformation that might be the same as Lelouch from the Code Geass series.

The latest tweet also shared the cast and characters who’ll be playing the leading role in the anime.

Neon Genesis EvangelionRated 8.5 on IMDb, Neon Genesis Evangelion is considered the greatest anime ever made by a considerable number of anime fans.

Shinji Ikari, the protagonist of the show, confronts his existential isolation while he faces the threat of the Angels.

The incredible imagination is another aspect of Neon Genesis Evangelion that helps its stand apart from most anime of the recent decades, only a few shows have been able to come closer to it, but arguably none of them has surpassed it yet.

Code GeassCode Geass is a story of tyranny, power struggle, politics, and mind games.

Lelouch, the protagonist, is gifted with the unique power of the Geass, which allows him to compel anyone who stares into it to follow the orders of its wielder.

He was disappointed by the world of tyranny, which forced him to bring a revolution in order to restore peace and justice.