Neco's Heavily Armed High School Girls project is being adapted into a television anime scheduled for 2027, and a smartphone idle RPG based on the same illustration series is in pre-registration. A 1/2 scale statue of N/DOLL from neco's Flower Imitation is also on order.
Neco's illustrated girls are moving into three formats at once. The Heavily Armed High School Girls project, which began as a series of illustrations themed around armed high school girls, is getting a television anime in 2027. Masaki Tachibana directs and Natsuko Takahashi handles series composition, with Good Smile Film and Good Smile Company jointly producing. Neco released a new key visual and a teaser promotional video featuring the character Ichi at the announcement.
On October 14, 2026, NextNinja announced a smartphone game drawn from the same series: JJK: Heavy-Armed High School Girls Wordless Record, an idle RPG for iOS and Android. Players watch the girls from a cat's perspective, called the Principal, and the game includes an ASMR feature and voice content. Toka is voiced by Rie Takahashi, Kanade by Saya Aizawa, and Honami by Yoshino Aoyama, each a first-year student in the Ueno Sector's Going-Home Club. Pre-registration is open, with rewards to be announced later.
Separately, Prime 1 Studio is producing a 1/2 scale statue of N/DOLL from neco's original series Flower Imitation. The Concept Masterline piece is 43cm tall and priced at 170,390 yen, with orders open from September 29 to November 30, 2026, and release planned for around February to May 2028. A bonus version adds an A3 cloth poster limited to 300 units.
Across the stories, neco's illustration work is being carried into anime, a smartphone game, and a high-priced statue, with the anime and game both drawing on the Heavily Armed High School Girls series and the statue drawing on Flower Imitation.
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Oct 14
NextNinja announced on October 14, 2026 that it will release the smartphone game JJK: Heavy-Armed High School Girls Wordless Record, an idle RPG based on illustrator neco's Heavy-Armed High School Girls illustration series. Pre-registration has opened on the official X account, YouTube channel, and website, completed by following, subscribing, and registering an email address. Pre-registration rewards will be announced later. Players watch over the girls from a cat's perspective, called the Principal in the game, and experience their battles and daily life. The game includes an ASMR feature and voice content. The protagonist Toka is voiced by Rie Takahashi, Kanade by Saya Aizawa, and Honami by Yoshino Aoyama. Each is a first-year student in the Ueno Sector's Going-Home Club. A follow-and-repost campaign on the official X runs until October 26, 2026, with three winners receiving colored paper signed by Rie Takahashi. The game supports iOS and Android.
Oct 14
Shochiku announced Wednesday that Kou Sawada's Yumeneconnect manga is getting a television anime. Sota Yokote directs at Studio Massket, with Gigaemon Echikawa writing and supervising scripts and Yoshihiro Watanabe designing characters. Yusuke Kobayashi voices Yuhi Takamiya and Yu Sasahara voices Nano. The manga, launched in Kodansha's Weekly Shonen Magazine in September 2024, centers on a sickly shut-in boy and an alien salesman from planet Pokotsun.
Sep 29
Prime 1 Studio is producing a 1/2 scale statue of N/DOLL, the character from illustrator neco's original series Flower Imitation. The Concept Masterline piece is 43cm tall and priced at 170,390 yen, with orders open from September 29 to November 30, 2026, and release planned for around February to May 2028. A bonus version adds an A3 cloth poster, limited to 300 units.
Jun 5
Good Smile Company announced on Friday that illustrator neco's Heavily Armed High School Girls project is receiving a television anime adaptation, scheduled to air in 2027. Masaki Tachibana, known for directing Princess Principal and an episode of Star Wars: Visions Volume 3, is directing the series. Natsuko Takahashi, whose credits include Tokyo Magnitude 8.0 and Yuyushiki, is handling series composition. Good Smile Film and Good Smile Company are jointly producing the anime. The project, which began as a series of illustrations themed around armed high school girls, has previously expanded into multiple figure releases. To mark the announcement, neco released a new key visual and a teaser promotional video, both featuring the character Ichi. In a statement, neco expressed excitement about seeing her original work adapted into an anime, noting that the project grew from a single illustration into figures and now an animated series. Tachibana said he worked closely with neco on character personalities during script development, and that voice recording sessions led to new discoveries about the characters.