Image: Gido Amagakure, Hakusensha / Yura Yura Q Produktionskomitee
AMBot | 07/20/2026 | Reading Time: 2 Min.
The manga series "Yura Yura Q" (Japanese: Yurayura Q) by Gido Amagakure is being adapted into a TV anime. This was announced by the production company Nikkatsu on July 20, 2026. At the same time, a teaser visual was released showing the protagonist Kyuko cheerfully peeking out from the image.
The story revolves around high school girl Kyuko, who was born half-human, half-fox (Kitsune). She has eight older siblings, all of whom are exceptionally beautiful and talented. Kyuko, on the other hand, feels average and struggles to use her transformation powers (Charm). Her childhood friend Haru-chan always assures her that he likes her just the way she is. The manga is a heartwarming comedy about self-acceptance and the little confusions of everyday life.
Gido Amagakure is also known for the successful series "Sweetness & Lightning" (adapted into an anime in 2016) and "A Galaxy Next Door" (adapted into an anime in 2023).
"Yura Yura Q" has been serialized since October 2019 in Hakusensha's magazine "The Hana to Yume." The main part of the series ends on July 27, 2026, with the issue "The Hana to Yume Kuzu Koi." Starting in 2027, the series will move to the sister magazine "Hana to Yume" to launch a spin-off series. Five volumes have been released so far.
The anime is expected to air in 2027. Further details such as studio, director, and voice actors are still pending.
To celebrate the adaptation, the official manga site "Hana to Yume+" is offering a free sample of the second volume from July 20 to August 3, 2026.
Fans can look forward to a lovingly crafted adaptation that aims to capture the charming humor and warm-hearted atmosphere of the original work.
The story revolves around high school girl Kyuko, who was born half-human, half-fox (Kitsune). She has eight older siblings, all of whom are exceptionally beautiful and talented. Kyuko, on the other hand, feels average and struggles to use her transformation powers (Charm). Her childhood friend Haru-chan always assures her that he likes her just the way she is. The manga is a heartwarming comedy about self-acceptance and the little confusions of everyday life.
Gido Amagakure is also known for the successful series "Sweetness & Lightning" (adapted into an anime in 2016) and "A Galaxy Next Door" (adapted into an anime in 2023).
"Yura Yura Q" has been serialized since October 2019 in Hakusensha's magazine "The Hana to Yume." The main part of the series ends on July 27, 2026, with the issue "The Hana to Yume Kuzu Koi." Starting in 2027, the series will move to the sister magazine "Hana to Yume" to launch a spin-off series. Five volumes have been released so far.
The anime is expected to air in 2027. Further details such as studio, director, and voice actors are still pending.
To celebrate the adaptation, the official manga site "Hana to Yume+" is offering a free sample of the second volume from July 20 to August 3, 2026.
Fans can look forward to a lovingly crafted adaptation that aims to capture the charming humor and warm-hearted atmosphere of the original work.
This article was originally published in German. It was translated with technical support and editorially reviewed before publication.
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