Anime
Fall in Love, You False Angels: Nao Ojika and Taito Ban in the cast
Kensuke Ushio oversees the music production; Yunosuke Senoo and Yuki Kurihara compose the music for the MAPPA series.
Nao Ojika voices Otogi Katsura and Taito Ban takes on the role of Toki Ninomae in the TV anime "Fall in Love, You False Angels" (Koiseyo Mayakashi Tenshi-domo), which will premiere in 2027. The official anime website confirms both lead roles and names MAPPA as the animation studio.
The story centers on two classmates who each present a carefully maintained image of themselves at school. Otogi is regarded as a beautiful and flawless student, but behind that she hides a direct and self-assured side. Toki appears friendly and polite on the outside, yet he also shows Otogi a different personality. The story begins with this mutual secret and the relationship that grows out of it.
The cast was announced on the official website on September 12. Nao Ojika plays Otogi, while Taito Ban voices Toki. At the same time, the production has announced a new cast PV featuring the two characters. A verified separate upload of this video on an official YouTube channel was not available at the time of editing, so no video is embedded here.
MAPPA produces the TV adaptation
In addition to the main cast, the official website now also lists further production details. Yasutomo Okamoto directs, the character design is by Mariko Oka, and Yohei Yamazaki is responsible for the series composition. Kensuke Ushio works as music producer; the music is composed by Yunosuke Senoo and Yuki Kurihara. Yuriko Waki is credited as animation producer.
The source material comes from Coco Uzuki. According to the official site, the total circulation including digital editions stood at 2.35 million copies as of September 2026. A specific broadcast date within 2027 and a German streaming partner have not yet been named.
MAPPA is also currently in the spotlight for its own studio anniversary: aninew recently reported on the MAPPA EXPO marking 15 years. Voice cast details are also taking shape for other 2027 titles, for example Kagurabachi.