Kazuyuki Okitsu has roles in four anime announced across 2026: three television series and one OVA. He appears in Iceblade Sorcerer Season 2, which has a confirmed October premiere on TBS.
Okitsu's year includes four confirmed roles across different productions. In Ojisan wa Kawaii Mono ga Osuki., announced in June, he leads the cast as Mitsutaka Oji, with Tomoe Makino directing at LIDEN FILMS and an October premiere set. In August, the new Fairy Princess Minky Momo OVA cast him as Momo's father, part of a family and royal roster that includes Show Hayami as the King of Diginarsa, Kikuko Inoue as the Queen, and Mie Sonozaki as Momo's mother. The OVA opens in Japanese theaters on November 13.
September brought two more announcements. In Nia Liston: The Merciless Maiden he voices Asuma, among four new cast members alongside Koichi Sakaguchi, Junichi Suwabe, and Maaya Uchida. The series runs two consecutive cours, premieres October 6 on Tokyo MX, and is directed by Motoki Nakanishi at KONAMI animation. HIDIVE streams it as it airs.
In October, Iceblade Sorcerer Season 2 added Okitsu as Marius Basset, one of the Seven Great Magicians, alongside Shiki Aoki as Maria Bradley. The season premieres on TBS on October 8, with Zero-G animating and Masahiro Takata returning to direct, and Crunchyroll streaming as it airs.
Across these projects Okitsu's parts range from a lead in Ojisan wa Kawaii Mono ga Osuki. to supporting roles in the other three. The four announcements arrived in a four-month span, with October premieres set for three of them and a November theatrical bow for the OVA.
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The second season of The Iceblade Sorcerer Shall Rule the World has cast Shiki Aoki as Maria Bradley, Rebecca's younger sister, and Kazuyuki Okitsu as Marius Basset, one of the Seven Great Magicians. The anime premieres on TBS on October 8 at 1:23 a.m., then BS11 on October 9 at 11:00 p.m. Crunchyroll streams it as it airs. Zero-G animates, with Masahiro Takata returning to direct.
The staff for the television anime of Umikaze Minamino's Nia Liston: The Merciless Maiden light novel series revealed the second promotional video on Tuesday, along with four new cast members and confirmation that the series will run for two consecutive cours. The new video previews the opening theme song "Respawn!!" by VTuber Tsunomaki Watame. The four new cast members are Kōichi Sakaguchi as Bendelio, Junichi Suwabe as Hyurence Altoire, Maaya Uchida as Sharro White, and Kazuyuki Okitsu as Asuma. The anime premieres October 6 on Tokyo MX at 9:25 p.m. JST, followed by BS NTV and MBS, and will stream on ABEMA, d Anime Store, and U-NEXT after broadcast. HIDIVE will stream the series as it airs. An advance screening of the first three episodes is set for September 22 at the esports TOKYO BAY studio. Motoki Nakanishi directs at KONAMI animation, with Haruta Segi as assistant director, Gigaemon Ichikawa on series scripts, and Naoki Endō composing the music. The cast includes Honoka Inoue as Nia Liston, Fūka Izumi as Rinokis Funk, Rina Honnizumi as Hildetora Altoir, Rina Hidaka as Reliared Silver, Taku Yashiro as Anzel, Yōko Hikasa as Fressa, and Satoshi Hino as Gandolf Rogen.
The official website for the new Fairy Princess Minky Momo OVA announced four more cast members on Friday: Show Hayami as the King of Diginarsa, Kikuko Inoue as the Queen, Kazuyuki Okitsu as Momo's father, and Mie Sonozaki as her worrywart mother. The OVA opens in Japanese theaters on November 13.
The television anime adaptation of Tsutomu's manga Ojisan wa Kawaii Mono ga Osuki. has revealed its cast, staff, and October premiere date in a new promotional video. Kazuyuki Okitsu leads the cast as Mitsutaka Oji, with Tomoe Makino directing at LIDEN FILMS.