The TV anime Kimi ga Shinu made Koi wo Shitai is airing, with episode 11 previewed in September 2026. A three-volume Blu-ray release began October 28, and ReoNa's opening theme Amore is out with an interview tied to the series.
The anime adaptation of Nachi Aono's Kimi ga Shinu made Koi wo Shitai is moving through its broadcast run. Episode previews released across the summer and early fall track the central relationship between Shina and Mimi. In episode 10, Shina begins learning healing magic from Fran-sensei to stay close to Mimi, while Mimi grows uneasy when Shina tends to classmate Haru. By episode 11, titled Muku, the two are separated: Shina faces a practical exam while remembering her arm being cut off by the enemy, and Mimi, after a call-up order sends her to the battlefield, returns without injury.
The series is also building out its home video and event side. A three-volume Blu-ray release began October 28, with a fan distribution event at AKIHABARA GAMERS on August 8 and a second web radio episode on July 24. Episode 3, titled Friends, was the earliest preview in this run.
ReoNa performs the opening theme, Amore. In a September 2026 Megami Magazine interview, she said she had read Aono's original manga for a long time and had met the author through a radio program and at her live shows. She recorded the song with Pan of LIVE LAB., who wrote the lyrics and handled composition and arrangement.
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ReoNa appears in Megami Magazine's September 2026 "Megami's Voice" interview feature, talking about "Amore," her opening theme for the Kimi ga Shinu made Koi wo Shitai anime. She says she read Nachi Aono's original manga for a long time and had met the author through a radio program and at her live shows. She recorded the song with Pan of LIVE LAB., who wrote the lyrics and handled composition and arrangement.
Real Sound reports the WEB preview, advance cuts, and two episode posters for Episode 11 of Kimi ga Shinu made Koi wo Shitai, titled Muku. Sheena faces a practical exam while remembering her arm being cut off by the enemy, and Mimi begins to wish Sheena would not go out to fight. A call-up order then sends Mimi to the battlefield, and Mimi returns without injury.
The TV anime Kimi ga Shinu made Koi wo Shitai has released the WEB preview, advance cuts, and two episode posters for episode 10, titled "Wasurenai Hi". The episode follows Shina as she begins learning healing magic from Fran-sensei to stay by Mimi's side. Mimi, bored with less time together, meets classmate Haru and grows complicated feelings when Shina tends to Haru's fever.
The TV anime 'I Want to Love You Until You Die' has released a preview and two episode posters for episode 3, titled 'Friends.' A three-volume Blu-ray release will begin October 28. A special fan distribution event at AKIHABARA GAMERS on August 8 and the second web radio episode on July 24 were also announced.