Aono Nachi's manga I Want to Love You Until You Die is running as a TV anime that began broadcasting on August 4, 2026, with episode previews and posters released through episode 11 in September 2026. A three-volume Blu-ray release began October 28.
The stories about Aono Nachi center on the TV anime adaptation of the manga I Want to Love You Until You Die. The series began broadcasting on August 4, 2026, and the rollout of web previews, advance cuts, and two episode posters per installment has continued steadily from episode 3 in July through episode 11 in September. The episode titles given in the stories are "Friends," "The Never-Ending Night," "I'm Not Scared Anymore," "My Magic," "Wasurenai Hi," and "Muku."
The previews trace a story that moves from Sheena and Mimi searching for a way to undo resurrection magic during the Return Day, through Seiran's combat proficiency test and Mimi's question about why she fights, to Mimi proposing resurrection magic to bring Seiran back and Sheena asking Teacher Fran to show her magic so Mimi has a place to belong. Later episodes follow Sheena learning healing magic from Fran-sensei to stay by Mimi's side, Mimi's complicated feelings when Sheena tends to classmate Haru, and a call-up order that sends Mimi to the battlefield and back without injury while Sheena remembers her arm being cut off by the enemy.
Home video plans were set in July: a three-volume Blu-ray release beginning October 28, a fan distribution event at AKIHABARA GAMERS on August 8, and a second web radio episode on July 24. The series also appeared at Good Smile Fest Osaka on August 22 and 23, 2026, where VISION displayed the new seated-style CHILLfigg Relax line with I Want to Love You Until You Die.
Written with AI from the cited Yomimono stories below, each itself sourced.
See our editorial policy. Every fact links
the story it came from.
1h ago
Cybozu held CYBOZU DAYS JAPAN 2026 at Makuhari Messe on November 12 and 13. In the product keynote on the 12th, President Yoshihisa Aono framed the event around teamwork between people and AI and announced the Process AI Agent, a new kintone AI feature, and Orito, a new service. Aono said kintone has surpassed 40,000 adopting companies in Japan and accounts for 46% of Tokyo Stock Exchange Prime Market listed companies.