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Let Me Fix You Anime Streams Promotional Video

The short anime adaptation of Sakura Kurihara's yuri manga Let Me Fix You streamed a promotional video on June 21. The project faced delays after a grooming accusation against Buta Productions co-founder FAR, which was later retracted.

Reporting from 1 source: Anime News Network.

Why it matters

The promotional video marks the anime's debut after production upheaval, with the staff confirming the project's immediate future is secure but its long-term continuation depends on finding a new studio.

Let Me Fix You Anime Streams Promotional Video

Key Facts

  • The short anime adaptation of Sakura Kurihara's yuri manga Let Me Fix You streamed a promotional video on June 21.
  • The accuser later retracted the statement.
  • The remaining staff, including director ani, art director Kam' kamon, and compositing director Xaryen, pushed the debut to mid-June.
  • The staff stated the current project scope is funded and secure, but plans for anything beyond that are on hold until a new studio agrees to take over.

The remaining staff secured the current scope but need a new studio for future plans.

The official YouTube channel for the short anime of Sakura Kurihara's yuri manga Let Me Fix You streamed a promotional video on June 21. The video arrives after a turbulent production period: a grooming accusation against Buta Productions co-founder Federico Antonio Russo (FAR) in early May led to the staff cutting ties with Buta Productions and delaying the anime from a planned May release. The accuser later retracted the statement. The remaining staff, including director ani, art director Kam' kamon, and compositing director Xaryen, pushed the debut to mid-June. They stated the current project scope is funded and secure, but plans for anything beyond that are on hold until a new studio agrees to take over.

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