My Crush's Crush Anime's Teaser Unveils Cast, Staff, April Debut
The official website for the anime of writer Sekina Aoi and artist Ryō Tsuzura's My Crush’s Crush (Boku no Suki na Hito ga Suki na Hito) manga presented the anime's teaser promotional video and teaser visual on Monday. The video announces the anime's main cast, staff, and April 2027 premiere.
The main cast members are:
Kazuomi Koga is directing the anime at project No.9, and Yoriko Tomita is overseeing the series scripts. Takayuki Noguchi is designing the characters, and Rina Tayama is composing the music for the series.
When Sora Akizuki confesses his feelings to Miya Fuwa, he gets rejected outright. As it turns out, she likes Asahi Suzukaze, the president of the mysterious “Clinical Trials Club.” When he joins the club to learn more about Asahi, he discovers that she also has a crush on someone else! Could this chain of crushes get any more complicated...?
Aoi (Gamers! light novel series) and Tsuzura debuted the manga in Hakusensha's Young Animal Zero magazine in November 2022. The seventh compiled book volume shipped in Japan on August 28.
Aoi and Sabotenn launched the Gamers! novel series in 2014. Tsubasa Takahashi launched a manga adaptation in Kadokawa's Monthly Shōnen Ace magazine in October 2016. The series inspired a television anime adaptation that premiered in July 2017. Crunchyroll streamed the anime as it aired in Japan. Funimation streamed an English dub and released the series on home video.
Aoi's previous Seitokai no Ichizon light novel series inspired The Student Council's Discretion television anime series in 2009, and the Student Council's Discretion Lv. 2 television anime series in 2012. Sentai Filmworks released the first anime on home video in March 2015, and released the second anime in May 2015.
Sources: My Crush’s Crush anime's website, Comic Natalie
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