Kanna Nakamura is attached to two announced anime projects. She voices Rio Iwama in the announcement video for The Science Notes by Delta and Gamma, whose adaptation was revealed at the Dengeki Bunko Fall Festival Online 2026, and she is part of the expanded main cast for Honō no Tōkyūjo: Dodge Danko, set to premiere on July 6.
Kanna Nakamura's two recent credits are both voice roles in anime adaptations announced within months of each other. In Honō no Tōkyūjo: Dodge Danko, the sequel to a 1990s dodgeball franchise, she joined six other new cast members announced alongside a main trailer, additional staff, and an opening theme by Momoiro Clover Z. The series centers on Danko, the daughter of the original protagonist, and premieres on July 6.
In The Science Notes by Delta and Gamma, Nakamura has the lead voice role of Rio Iwama in the announcement video. That video uses art by illustrator Asagi Tousaka. The series adapts Takuma Sakai's light novels, which have a manga version drawn by Lap Tsutsumi running in Comic Dengeki DaiohG. The announcement came at the Dengeki Bunko Fall Festival Online 2026, and the fourth novel ships on October 9.
Taken together, the two stories place Nakamura in a sequel to an older franchise and in a newly announced adaptation of a novel series with an ongoing manga run. Both are early-stage: Dodge Danko has a premiere date and full cast, while The Science Notes by Delta and Gamma has only the announcement and cast reveal so far.
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The Dengeki Bunko Fall Festival Online 2026 announced on Saturday that Takuma Sakai's light novel series The Science Notes by Delta and Gamma is getting an anime adaptation. Kanna Nakamura voices Rio Iwama in the announcement video, which uses art by illustrator Asagi Tousaka. Manga artist Lap Tsutsumi drew a celebratory illustration. The fourth novel ships on October 9, and Tsutsumi's manga runs in Comic Dengeki DaiohG.
The anime adaptation of Tetsuhiro Koshita's sequel manga Honō no Tōkyūjo: Dodge Danko will premiere on July 6. A main trailer revealed six new cast members, additional staff, and the opening theme by Momoiro Clover Z. The series centers on Danko, daughter of the original series protagonist, as she builds a dodgeball team in the Reiwa era.