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The official website for the upcoming TV anime adaptation of Shinichiro Nariie's See You Tomorrow at the Food Court slice-of-life manga released a teaser trailer today. The site also announced the anime's two main voice cast members — Hiyori Miyazaki (Daito Fruit Bat in the Kemono Friends series) as Wada and Yoshino Aoyama (Hitori Goto in Bocchi The Rock! ) as Yamamoto. The clip reveals their character voices for the first time. See You Tomorrow at the Food Court Teaser Trailer Wada character visual Hiyori Miyazaki Message from Hiyori Miyazaki: I'm Hiyori Miyazaki, and I will play the role of Wada. I have enjoyed playing the role since the audition, and when the role was decided, I was filled with joy, "I can be Wada again!" I had originally enjoyed reading the original manga, so I am very happy to be involved in the wonderful space of this work. I will...

Following "Carnival," the official YouTube channel for voice actor Maaya Uchida (Catarina Claes in My Next Life as a Villainess: All Routes Lead to Doom! ) has also started streaming a music video for "Big Love," another song from the double A-side collaboration single with her own younger brother, Yuma Uchida (Megumi Fushuguro in Jujutsu Kaisen ). The video captures their respective performances in the recording booth. Maaya Uchida & Yuma Uchida "Big Love" Music Video The double A-side CD single "Carnival / Big Love" released in Japan on October 30, 2024, ranking #10 on Oricon's daily single charts on its first day. "Carnival" is produced by Show and Dirty Orange , who have worked on many of Yuma Uchida's songs, while "Big Love" is composed by Masayoshi Oishi , who has worked on numerous anime songs (such as Kemono Friends opening theme) and has a close relationship with the Uchida sister and brother, especially for their collaboration.

The official YouTube channel for voice actor Maaya Uchida (Catarina Claes in My Next Life as a Villainess: All Routes Lead to Doom! ) has started streaming a music video for "Carnival," one of the two collaboration songs with her own younger brother, Yuma Uchida (Megumi Fushuguro in Jujutsu Kaisen ). The song will be included in the double A-side CD single "Carnival / Big Love" to release on October 30, 2024. Maaya Uchida & Yuma Uchida "Carnival" Music Video Maay Uchida says of the CD single jacket photos taken together with her brother: "I don't know why, but the jacket photo session went smoothly without any sense of discomfort (laugh). So this is sister and brother...! The shooting proceeded in a friendly manner, enjoying the matching of poses and atmosphere. I think we were able to create a very good result. Please enjoy this festive atmosphere!" Meanwhile, Yuma Uchida says of the recording of the...

Voice actor Maaya Uchida (Catarina Claes in My Next Life as a Villainess: All Routes Lead to Doom! ) will release "Carnival / Big Love," a collaboration CD single with her own younger brother, Yuma Uchida (Megumi Fushuguro in Jujutsu Kaisen ), on October 30, 2024. The single was originally set to release on September 25, but due to production reasons, the release date has been postponed, her official website announced on August 9. "Carnival" is produced by Show and Dirty Orange, who have worked on many of Yuma Uchida's songs, including his upcoming ninth digital single "Chemi-story" to release on August 23. Meanwhile, "Big Love" is composed by Masayoshi Oishi , who has worked on numerous anime songs (such as Kemono Friends opening theme) and has a close relationship with the Uchida sister and brother, especially for their collaboration. The CD's first press limited edition comes with a full-color booklet, a bonus Blu-ray that includes the music videos...

Toei Animation's hit Spring 2024 original anime series, Girls Band Cry, is finally coming to North America. However, many anime fans are dismayed after learning that they will only have the option to purchase digital copies of the episodes -- and from a seemingly bizarre selection of platforms.

On X (formerly Twitter), Toei Animation recently unveiled a special launch trailer for Girls Band Cry, announcing that it will become available on "digital stations" starting Aug. 13, 2024. The same day, @MangaMoguraRE, a popular anime and manga news hub on X, provided additional details about the anime's North American release format. "Girls Band Cry will finally release in English...but not via your usual suspects aka streaming platforms. For some reason, it is only available as a digital purchase via Amazon, Hoopla and...the Microsoft Store."

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Medaka Kuroiwa Is Impervious to My Charms Anime - Everything You Need to Know - Main Image

There seems to be no shortage of romantic comedy anime as another new show has just been announced. Recently, the Medaka Kuroiwa is Impervious to My Charms anime was revealed with a trailer.

Unlike other anime announcements which only get vague previews, this new show’s trailer features proper footage that shows off its two main stars.

Based on its premise, this series is a promising anime to watch for fans of comfy romance shows that don’t take themselves too seriously.

'Medaka Kuroiwa' is a Lighthearted New Rom-Com

Medaka Kuroiwa Is Impervious to My Charms is based on an ongoing manga of the same name that’s serialized in Weekly Shonen Magazine alongside popular titles like Go Go Loser Ranger and Blue Lock.

Its story follows Mona Kawai, a beautiful second-year high...

Ado has done some amazing work when it comes to anime music. Her song from One Piece Film Red , “New Genesis,” was an award-winning hit, and that new Spy x Family opening, “Kura Kura,” perfectly captures the hectic life of the Forger family. Related: Japanese Musician Ado’s First World Tour Heads to the United States and Europe Ado doesn’t just sing hit anime songs, though, she’s a fan with a pretty substantial list of series she enjoys! Just in time for her very first world tour powered by Crunchyroll, the Japanese singing sensation has revealed her favorite anime. Are any of these on your list? If not, there’s plenty of time to check them out before Ado makes her way to a city near you! Ado's Favorite Anime A Place Further Than the Universe Blue Period Image via Netflix Bocchi The Rock! Carole & Tuesday Image via Netflix Dr.