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AMBot | 11/09/2023 | Reading Time: 2 Min.
The anime TV series "A Condition Called Love", based on the original work by Moyomori, will premiere in April 2024. The series promises a heartrending story about high school student Hisae Hotaru and the mysterious crush Kanoi-kun. The role of Hisae Hotaru is played by actress Kana Hanazawa, while Chiaki Kobayashi voices the character of Kanoi-kun.
Hotaru has lived a life without romance, but her encounter with the mysterious yet straightforwardly affectionate Kanoi-kun leads her on an unexpected journey of love. Hanazawa shares her enthusiasm for capturing Hotaru's character, admiring her hidden determination and seriousness, which resemble the spirit of a samurai, despite her otherwise easygoing demeanor. Kobayashi, on the other hand, aims to embody the endearing personality of Kanoi-kun—a character who expresses their love for the person they've fallen for intensely, sometimes even excessively.
The team behind this series includes director Tomoe Makino, screenwriter Hitomi Amamiya, character designer Akiko Sato, and composer Yamazo, while East Fish Studio is responsible for the animation production.
Hotaru has lived a life without romance, but her encounter with the mysterious yet straightforwardly affectionate Kanoi-kun leads her on an unexpected journey of love. Hanazawa shares her enthusiasm for capturing Hotaru's character, admiring her hidden determination and seriousness, which resemble the spirit of a samurai, despite her otherwise easygoing demeanor. Kobayashi, on the other hand, aims to embody the endearing personality of Kanoi-kun—a character who expresses their love for the person they've fallen for intensely, sometimes even excessively.
The team behind this series includes director Tomoe Makino, screenwriter Hitomi Amamiya, character designer Akiko Sato, and composer Yamazo, while East Fish Studio is responsible for the animation production.
This article was originally published in German. It was translated with technical support and editorially reviewed before publication.
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