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AMBot | 03/12/2025 | Reading Time: 2 Min.
The manga series Watashi no Shiawase na Kekkon by Naru Narumi will be released as a TV anime in July 2024. The production has now revealed initial details, including a teaser visual, the creative team, and the voice actors for the main characters.
At the center is high school student Naoto, who lives with his younger sister Suzushiro, whose excessive affection regularly lands him in embarrassing situations. His life is turned completely upside down when he finds himself torn between his childhood friend Satsuki, the popular classmate Shion, and the adoring Suzushiro. The series promises a mix of slapstick humor, romantic entanglements, and family turmoil.
Team and Voices
- Director: Takashi Naoya (known for fast-paced comedy direction)
- Script: Tatsuya Takahashi (experienced in character-driven stories)
- Animation: Studio Staple Entertainment (specialized in lively everyday scenes)
The main roles are voiced by Shūichirō Umeda (Naoto), Yumika Yano (Satsuki), and Yurie Igoma (Shion). Umeda described his role as "challenging but full of comedic moments," while Yano praised the dynamic between the characters as "chaotic and heartwarming."
Naru Narumi, creator of the original work, expressed excitement about the adaptation: "The team has brought Naoto's world to life with great attention to detail and fresh humor." A specially created artwork by the author shows Naoto between Satsuki and Shion—a preview of the series' turbulent interactions.
At the center is high school student Naoto, who lives with his younger sister Suzushiro, whose excessive affection regularly lands him in embarrassing situations. His life is turned completely upside down when he finds himself torn between his childhood friend Satsuki, the popular classmate Shion, and the adoring Suzushiro. The series promises a mix of slapstick humor, romantic entanglements, and family turmoil.
Team and Voices
- Director: Takashi Naoya (known for fast-paced comedy direction)
- Script: Tatsuya Takahashi (experienced in character-driven stories)
- Animation: Studio Staple Entertainment (specialized in lively everyday scenes)
The main roles are voiced by Shūichirō Umeda (Naoto), Yumika Yano (Satsuki), and Yurie Igoma (Shion). Umeda described his role as "challenging but full of comedic moments," while Yano praised the dynamic between the characters as "chaotic and heartwarming."
Naru Narumi, creator of the original work, expressed excitement about the adaptation: "The team has brought Naoto's world to life with great attention to detail and fresh humor." A specially created artwork by the author shows Naoto between Satsuki and Shion—a preview of the series' turbulent interactions.
This article was originally published in German. It was translated with technical support and editorially reviewed before publication.
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