The manga 'Girlfriend' by Eito Hisamatsu has been adapted into a live-action vertical short drama that premiered on DMM Short in June 2026, with all 30 episodes released at once.
The manga 'Girlfriend' by Eito Hisamatsu received a live-action vertical short drama adaptation, announced and released by CLLENN Co., Ltd. on June 16, 2026. The series, starring former NMB48 member Yuzuha Hongo as Hana, consists of 30 episodes that were all made available at once on DMM Short, a vertical drama service within DMM TV. The adaptation is described as a love omnibus horror about a woman descending into hell through toxic relationships, and it marks CLLENN's first live-action vertical short drama from its own manga catalog.
No other stories in the provided set directly address the 'Girlfriend' manga or its adaptation. The other three stories cover unrelated works: a review of 'The 100 Girlfriends Who Really, Really, Really, Really, Really Love You,' the conclusion of the light novel series 'I'm Fine With Being the Second Girlfriend,' and Yen Press's licensing announcements for November 2026, which include a manga titled 'My Girlfriend Is a Colossal Cutie' but not 'Girlfriend.'
As of the most recent story, the adaptation has premiered and is available for streaming. No further updates, such as audience reception, sequel plans, or additional episodes, have been reported in the provided stories.
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CLLENN Co., Ltd. announced the live-action vertical short drama adaptation of Eito Hisamatsu's manga 'Girlfriend,' starring former NMB48 member Yuzuha Hongo as Hana. All 30 episodes were released at once on June 16, 2026, exclusively on DMM Short, a vertical drama service within DMM TV. The series is a love omnibus horror about a woman descending into hell through toxic relationships.
A review from Japan Powered examines the first season of The 100 Girlfriends Who Really, Really, Really, Really, Really Love You, finding that despite its harem rom-com trappings, the series delivers character development and a protagonist who avoids the usual blank-slate trope. The reviewer notes that the show satirizes character tropes while giving each girlfriend a backstory that adds depth, though some jokes wear thin by the end.
Jōyō Nishi's I'm Fine With Being the Second Girlfriend light novel series concluded with its ninth and final volume on Saturday. Dengeki Bunko released a special voiced promotional video to mark the end. The series, which began in 2021, also has a manga adaptation published by Seven Seas in English.
Yen Press announced on May 15 that it has licensed 11 manga and six light novel series for release in November 2026. The manga slate includes "Moscow 2160," a near-future story by Kumo Kagyu with art by Kōtarō Sekine; "Love at the City's Edge on a Moonlit Night" by Sakuhiro, about an onmyoji and a demon; "Terrarium in a Drawer," a collection of 33 short stories by Ryōko Kui of "Delicious in Dungeon" fame; "He Was My Brother" by Minoru Matsuda; "egg: I'm Your Child" by Sino Torino; "After-School Duty" by Meiji and Gakuto Coda; "Contract Sisters" by Hijiki; "Izumi and the Dragon Encyclopedia" by Nagimiso; "My Girlfriend Is a Colossal Cutie" by sanorin; "Tale of the Wizrain Kingdom: The Dragon Is the Bride" by Hyōgo Amagasa and sugino; and "Witch and Hound" by Rainy Kamitsuki and Minori Tsukahara. The light novel licenses are "Argonaut: Is It Wrong to Try to Pick Up Girls in a Dungeon? Tales of Heroes" by Fujino Ōmori; "The Story of the Moon Waiting for the Evening" by Akumi Agitogi; "Valkyrie Bullet" by Yomu Mishima; "On the Way Home After Defeating the Demon King" by Ichiro Sakaki; "Rise of the Lowborn" by Kosaka Hanane; and "The Demon King Seems to Have Infiltrated the Hero's Party" by Kamaseinuesu. Yen Press also plans an audiobook for Keiichi Hikami's "Elden Ring"-themed novel "See You at That Site of Grace After Work."