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It’s wedding bells for the two main leads of I'm Getting Married to a Girl I Hate in My Class, known in Japan as Class no Daikirai na Joshi to Kekkon Suru Koto ni Natta. To celebrate the upcoming…bliss (?), a brand new trailer was released which previewed and announced two more main cast members, two family cast members of the married couple, a January 2025 premiere for the series and the ending theme song. I'm Getting Married to a Girl I Hate in My Class First Main Trailer The newly announced cast members for I'm Getting Married to a Girl I Hate in My Class include: Himari Ishikura voiced by Sayumi Suzushiro (Uruka Takemoto in We Never Learn: Bokuben ) Shisei Hojo voiced by Nene Hieda (Miyako Muguruma in Warlords of Sigrdrifa ) Tenryu Hojo voiced by Hochu Otsuka (Jiraiya in Naruto ) Chiyu Sakuramori voiced by Fumi Hirano (Lum in the...

Following up on June's announcement of the Class no Daikirai na Joshi to Kekkon Suru Koto ni Natta. anime, the first key visual has been revealed. There's also info on the main staff behind the adaptation, as well as a new cast addition in Shogo Sakata (Aki Hayakawa in Chainsaw Man ).  The previous announcement promo has been updated with a sample of Sakata as Hojo Saito. In addition to the character art of Akane Sakuramori (Va: Hinaki Yano) at the top of the article, the official accounts shared one for Hojo Saito (below). Here's the full visual: Class no Daikirai na Joshi to Kekkon Suru Koto ni Natta. features Hiroyuki Oshima as director, with Tatsuya Takahashi ( Domestic Girlfriend ) on series composition, Nanako Tatsu (assistant character design for Date A Live IV and V ) on character designs and Arisa Okehazama ( The Apothecary Diaries ) on music for the Studio Gokumi and AXsiZ production.

Case Closed: The Million-dollar Pentagram , the 27th feature film in the Case Closed/Detective Conan anime franchise, earned 130 million yen on 92,000 admissions in its 10th weekend, according to Kogyo Tsushinsha , holding onto second place in the ranking after last weekend . 65 days after its initial release, The Million-dollar Pentagram has sold 10.4 million tickets total, with a cumulative total revenue almost reaching 14.9 billion yen (94.5 million Usd), making it the 10th top-grossing Japanese anime film in Japan and the 16th-highest grossing movie in Japan of all time . After making its first place debut last weekend, Bocchi The Rock! Re: — the first of the two-part recap films based on the Bocchi The Rock! TV anime series — slipped to fourth place in its second weekend. The second part, Bocchi The Rock! Re:Re: is set to open in Japan on August 9. Umamusume: Pretty Derby Beginning of a New Era , an all-new feature film from the Umamusume: Pretty Derby franchise,...

Bocchi The Rock! Re: — the first of the two-part recap films based on the Bocchi The Rock! TV anime series — opened in 132 theaters across Japan on June 7, 2024. Despite the movie releasing in about one-third the number of theaters compared to other major films in Japan (around 370-380), Bocchi The Rock! Re: earned 218 million yen (1.39 million Usd) on 140,000 admissions in its first three-day weekend of June 7-9, making a first-place debut in the weekend box office ranking according to Kogyo Tsushinsha . The second recap film, Bocchi The Rock! Re:Re: is set to follow in Japan on August 9, 2024. As previously reported , Crunchyroll plans to bring the two recap films to theaters in North America. Related: Crunchyroll to Bring Bocchi The Rock! Recap Movies to North American Theaters Coming in second was Case Closed: The Million-dollar Pentagram , the 27th feature film in the Case Closed/Detective Conan anime franchise, one position up from...

In its eighth weekend of May 31- June 2, Case Closed: The Million-dollar Pentagram , the 27th feature film in the Case Closed/Detective Conan anime franchise, earned 229 million yen (1.47 million Usd) on 172,000 admissions according to Kogyo Tsushinsha , 24.7 percent down from last weekend , but keeping the same third-place position. As reported yesterday, the film's official website announced that The Million-dollar Pentagram had earned a cumulative 14.4 billion yen (91.57 million Usd) from 10.06 million ticket sales during its 52-day run through June 2 in Japan. It has already become the highest-grossing film in the C ase Closed/Detective Conan anime franchise, and the 16th top-grossing film of all-time ever released in Japan, surpassing Makoto Shinkai's 2019 film Weathering With You with 14.23 billion yen (90.38 million Usd). Related : Case Closed: The Million-dollar Pentagram Anime Film Surpasses 10 Million Ticket Sales After making its second place debut last weekend, Umamusume: Pretty Derby Beginning of a New Era , an all-new...

Toho Movie's official YouTube channel began streaming a special music video for Aimer 's latest song, "Haruka" ( Far Away ). The song is featured as the theme song for both the live-action TV drama and feature film adaptations of Soiichiro Yamamoto's romantic comedy manga series Teasing Master Takagi-san , also known as Karakai Jozu No Takagi-san . Whereas the drama depicts the protagonists' middle school years, the film is set ten years after the original manga when Takagi returns to her old school as an educational intern and Nishikata has become a P.E. teacher at the same school. The special music video uses newly edited footage from the drama and the film, overlapping Takagi and Nishikata in their middle school days and ten years later, both linking to the song "Haruka," which was produced under the theme of "The town where the sea is seen." "Haruka" released digitally first on April 2, and...

The official website for the forthcoming live-action feature film adaptation of Soiichiro Yamamoto's romantic comedy manga series Teasing Master Takagi-san , also known as Karakai Jozu No Takagi-san , released a 90-second full trailer featuring the theme song "Haruka" ( Far Away ) sung by Aimer . Additionally, the site has also posted a new poster visual featuring the two main cast members — Mei Nagano as the main heroine, Takagi, and Fumiya Takahashi as the male protagonist, Nishikata. 90-second full trailer 30-second new teaser trailer Poster visual Aimer, known for her anime theme song works for Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba and Chainsaw Man , said, "I am truly honored to be involved as the theme song singer for the film adaptation of the wonderful work 'Teasing Master Takagi-san.' I created the song 'Haruka' to symbolize that precious relationship between 'Takagi-san' and 'Nishikata.' It is a song that has a new atmosphere to it for me as well.

The official website for the forthcoming live-action feature film adaptation of Soiichiro Yamamoto's romantic comedy manga series Teasing Master Takagi-san , also known as Karakai Jozu No Takagi-san , released teaser trailers and a teaser visual featuring the two main cast members — Mei Nagano as the main heroine, Takagi, and Fumiya Takahashi as the male protagonist, Nishikata. As previously reported , the film's story is set ten years after the original manga when Takagi returns to her old school as an educational intern. Nishikata has grown up and became a physical education teacher at the same school. The clip depicts the scene of their first reunion in ten years. Voice actor Yuki Kaji, who played Nishikata in the anime series , serves as the narrator. 30-second edition 15-second edition The teaser visual was shot on Shodoshima Island, where the film's main story took place, and includes the tagline "Nishikata, I'm home." Related: Teasing Master...

TBS announced on their official website that the live-action series of Teasing Master Takagi-san is set to start airing on March 26, 2023.

New scene cuts from the upcoming live-action series have also been revealed, offering fans a glimpse into the on-screen chemistry of the lead characters.

Prior to its Japanese release, the live-action series will be available to stream worldwide on Neflix. The exact date is yet to be revealed.

It was previously revealed that Rui Tsukishima, who is an exclusive model for Shueisha’s Seventeen magazine, will play the role of Takagi, and Soya Kurokawa, known for his role in Hirokazu Koreeda’s Monster, has been cast as Nishikata.

Teasing Master Takagi-san live-action series was entirely filmed on Shodo Island at Kagawa Prefecture, which also served as the setting for the anime adaptation.

Rikiya Imaizumi will serve as the director while also co-writing the scripts with Tomoki Kanazawa and Jun Hagimori.