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My Crush's Crush Anime Sets April 2027 Premiere and Main Cast

The official website for the My Crush's Crush anime posted a teaser video and teaser visual on Monday. The video names the main cast: Gakuto Kajiwara as Sora Akizuki, Haruna Mikawa as Asahi Suzukaze, and Nene Hieda as Miya Fuwa.

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Why it matters

Sekina Aoi's manga gets a full staff and cast announcement with an April 2027 date, which puts project No.9's adaptation of the Yen Press-licensed title on a concrete production schedule rather than a bare greenlight.

My Crush's Crush Anime Sets April 2027 Premiere and Main Cast

Key Facts

  • The My Crush's Crush anime premieres in April 2027.
  • Kazuomi Koga directs the anime at project No.9.
  • Gakuto Kajiwara voices Sora Akizuki, Haruna Mikawa voices Asahi Suzukaze, and Nene Hieda voices Miya Fuwa.
  • Yoriko Tomita oversees series scripts, Takayuki Noguchi designs characters, and Rina Tayama composes music.
  • Sekina Aoi and Ryo Tsuzura's manga runs in Hakusensha's Young Animal Zero, and Yen Press licensed it.

Kazuomi Koga directs at project No.9, with Yoriko Tomita on series scripts, Takayuki Noguchi designing characters, and Rina Tayama composing music. The anime premieres in April 2027.

The teaser also confirms the production team behind the adaptation of Sekina Aoi and Ryo Tsuzura's manga. Kazuomi Koga directs at project No.9. Yoriko Tomita handles series scripts, Takayuki Noguchi designs the characters, and Rina Tayama composes the music.

The source manga runs in Hakusensha's Young Animal Zero, where it launched in November 2022. Its seventh compiled volume shipped in Japan on August 28. Yen Press licensed the series and describes a chain of crushes that starts when Sora Akizuki is rejected by Miya Fuwa and learns she likes Asahi Suzukaze, the president of the Clinical Trials Club.

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