Gido Amagakure's manga Yura Yura Q has been announced for a TV anime adaptation as its main run concludes and a side story is planned. No studio or air date has been set.
The announcement of a television anime adaptation for Gido Amagakure's Yura Yura Q arrives as the manga's main story reaches its end. The series, which began in Hakusensha's The Hana to Yume Fantasy magazine in October 2019, will conclude on July 27, 2026, but a side story is scheduled for 2027. A teaser visual has been released alongside the adaptation news, and a free reading campaign for the second volume is running until August 3.
Yura Yura Q follows Kyuko, a high school girl born to a human and a fox, who worries about being ordinary and struggles to control her fox charm powers. The manga has released five compiled volumes so far. This adaptation is the latest for Amagakure, whose earlier works Sweetness and Lightning and A Galaxy Next Door have also received anime adaptations. No further details about the production staff or broadcast window have been announced.
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The manga Yura Yura Q by Gido Amagakure (Sweetness and Lightning) has been announced for a TV anime adaptation. A teaser visual was released, and a free reading campaign for volume 2 runs until August 3. The series ends in July 2026 but will continue with a side story in 2027. No studio or air date has been announced.
A television anime adaptation of Gido Amagakure's Yurayura Q manga has been announced. The heartwarming comedy follows Kyuko, a high school girl born to a human and a fox, who worries about being ordinary and cannot control her fox charm powers. The manga launched in Hakusensha's The Hana to Yume Fantasy magazine in October 2019 and will end on July 27. Five compiled volumes have been released so far.