Anime
Boku no Sukina Hito ga Sukina Hito: Anime Premieres in April 2027
Kazuomi Koga directs; Gakuto Kajiwara, Haruna Mikawa and Nene Hieda take the lead roles.
The TV anime "Boku no Sukina Hito ga Sukina Hito" will premiere in Japan in April 2027. On November 9, 2026, the official website confirmed the broadcast month and at the same time presented a teaser visual, a first teaser PV, and the key cast and production details. The studio project No.9 is handling the animation of the romantic comedy based on the manga by Sekina Aoi and Ryo Tsuzura.
Three Main Characters and Their Voice Actors
The story follows Sora Akizuki, who confesses his feelings to his younger schoolmate Miya Fuwa. She turns him down because she is herself in love with Asahi Suzukaze. Asahi runs the school's unusual "Clinical Trials Club" and is searching for a boy she has remembered since childhood as the "Prince of Clinical Trials." These relationships form a chain of unrequited feelings, in which the three teens try to get closer to one another.
Gakuto Kajiwara voices Sora Akizuki. Haruna Mikawa takes the role of Asahi Suzukaze, and Nene Hieda can be heard as Miya Fuwa. The published teaser visual shows all three characters lying side by side on the school rooftop. The teaser PV places their intertwined feelings at the center.
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Direction and Production Confirmed
Kazuomi Koga directs under the production name Old One. Yoriko Tomita is in charge of series composition, Takayuki Noguchi of character design, and Rina Tayama of music. project No.9 is responsible for the animation. This information comes from the official announcement, which also contains comments from the participating voice actors and the production team.
The manga source is published by Hakusensha in the magazine Young Animal ZERO. Sekina Aoi writes the story, and Ryo Tsuzura draws it. The anime adaptation was first announced in August 2026; aninew.de reported on it in the article about two new Young Animal anime projects. The current announcement provides, for the first time, the concrete broadcast month, the animation studio, and the main cast.
Other announced romantic TV anime adaptations include "Otaku Vampire's Love Bite" and "Hiiragi-san Chi no Kyuketsu Jijou".
An exact date within April, the episode count, and a streaming provider for Germany have not yet been named in the official announcement.