Summer Time Rendering Manga Gets Live-Action Film in 2027
The live-action film confirms a long-dormant project from 2021 is moving forward, with a director attached and a release year set.
Reporting from 1 source: Anime News Network.
Yasuki Tanaka's Summer Time Rendering suspense manga is getting a live-action film in 2027, directed by Ken Ninomiya. The announcement was made on July 22, the same date the series' events begin. A live-action project was originally announced in 2021 alongside the anime adaptation, which premiered in April 2022 and covered the entire manga.
The official Summer Time Rendering X/Twitter account announced the live-action film on July 22, matching the in-series start date. Ken Ninomiya will direct. A live-action adaptation was first teased in 2021, when the anime was also announced, but no further details emerged until now. The manga ran on Shonen Jump+ from October 2017 to April 2021 across 13 volumes. The anime, directed by Ayumu Watanabe, aired 25 episodes in 2022 and streamed on Disney+ and Hulu. A video game adaptation launched on PlayStation 4 and Nintendo Switch in January 2023.
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