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Following a stage event at Jump Festa 2025 today, the official accounts for the Ramen Akaneko TV anime cat-ered to the wishes of fans and confirmed that a second season is in production . A new illustration from original creator Angyaman was also unveiled. Additional details, such as a release date, were not announced at the time of reporting. Related: Jujutsu Kaisen Anime Heads to the Culling Game Arc in Super Teaser Visual Based on the manga by Angyaman, Hisatoshi Shimizu ( The Gymnastics Samurai ) directed the first season Ramen Akaneko at studio E&h production, with series composition by Toru Kubo ( Ninja Kamui animation producer), character designs by Michinori Chiba ( SK8 the Infinity ) and music by Hirotaka Matsuoka. Manga Plus releases the series in English until the title Red Cat Ramen . Crunchyroll streams the first season of the anime and describes the story: Welcome to Ramen Akaneko, a restaurant run solely by cats.

Immerse yourself in the world of Ramen Akaneko with the anime's new music video! Today, music group Wednesday Campanella has released a video featuring the show's opening theme, "Akaneko," set to footage from the first six episodes of the series. Series director Hisatoshi Shimizu supervised the creation of the music video. Be sure to check out the end card, which features Wednesday Campanella singer Utaha given a feline makeover. Related: A Nobody's Way Up to an Exploration Hero Anime Opening Song Music Video Released Angyaman writes the original Ramen Akaneko manga ( released in English via Shueisha's Manga Plus as Red Cat Ramen ). The anime adaptation is currently streaming on Crunchyroll , described thus: Welcome to Ramen Akaneko, a restaurant run solely by cats. That is, until a human named Tamako Yashiro interviews for a job. Oddly enough, her candor about being a dog person lands her the job. This is...

Red Cat Ramen , a TV anime based on the cooking manga of the same name, has revealed a new trailer, a new key visual (below) and five additional cast members for the series, which will begin broadcasting in Japan on the Tokyo Broadcasting System network on July 4, 2024. The new cast members include: Sasaki voiced by Noriaki Sugiyama (Loki Oriflamme in The Case Study of Vanitas ) Sabu voiced by Michiyo Murase (Jill in Deca-Dence ) Hana voiced by Rie Kugimiya (Catherine Sue in Delusional Monthly Magazine ) Krishna voiced by Saori Hayami (Emma in Tsukimichi -Moonlit Fantasy- ) Tamako Yashiro voiced by Kurumi Orihara The original Red Cat Ramen manga by Angyaman is serialized in Shueisha's Shonen Jump+ digital manga magazine, and an English language version is also available on Manga Plus. Hisatoshi Shimizu directs the Red Cat Ramen TV at animation studio E&h production. The series also features series composition and...