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The anime sequel OreKano: There's No Freaking Way I'll Be Your Lover! Unless… presented a new trailer that confirms its release in theaters in Japan next November 21. The production will adapt the fourth volume of the light novel series and will consist of a total of five episodes.
The trailer shows the return of protagonists Renako and Mai, whose love relationship continues to develop after the events of the first season. In addition, it was confirmed that the television version will arrive after the screening in Japanese theaters.
voice cast
- Kanna Nakamura (Kikuri Hiroi in Bocchi the Rock!Miharu Mashiki in Blue Reflection Ray) as Renako Amaori.
- Saori Onishi (Ais Wallenstein in DanMachiKaori Shirasaki in Arifureta) as Mai Ouzuka.
- Yukari Anzai (Momo Minamoto in Release the SpyceYuki Nonaka in Shinmai Maou no Testament) as Ajisai Sena.
- Kana Ichinose (Ichigo in Darling in the FranXXSuletta Mercury in Mobile Suit Gundam: The Witch from Mercury) as Satsuki Koto.
- Takako Tanaka (Hanako in Asobi AsobaseMiyu Tamaki in Hoshikuzu Telepath) as Kaho Koyanagi.
- Mayu Sagara (Kasumi Nakasu in LoveLive! NijigasakiSaki Sagara in Blue Archive) as Haruna Amaori.
Production team
- Address: Natsumi Uchinuma
- Script and series structure: Naruhisa Arakawa
- Character design: kojikoji
- Animation direction: Misaki Kaneko, Haruki Moriya, Takashi Shiokawa, Kino Tokino, Keinosuke Ami
- Music: Yoshiaki Fujisawa
- Animation production: Studio MOTHER
About the novel
The original story of OreKano: There's No Freaking Way I'll Be Your Lover! Unless… comes from a series of light novels written by Teren Mikami with illustrations of Eku Takeshima (author of Whisper Me a Love Song). The work combines romantic comedy and yuri themes, exploring the complexity of feelings between two young people who fake a relationship to fulfill a personal agreement.
A manga adaptation illustrated by Musshu began to be published in the section Dash X Comic from the site Niconico Seiga in May 2020. Since then, the franchise has gained recognition among readers of the genre for its balance between humor and emotional drama.
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