The Rich Girl Caretaker anime adaptation premieres July 4 late night on TV Tokyo and BS Asahi, with Crunchyroll streaming in multiple regions. The full cast and staff are set, and the second promotional video has been released.
The television anime adaptation of Yusaku Sakaishi and Sakura Miwabe's light novel series Rich Girl Caretaker is set to premiere on July 4, airing late night on TV Tokyo and BS Asahi, effectively into July 5. Crunchyroll will stream the series in multiple regions including North America, Europe, and Oceania. The production team is led by director Shūsei Morishita at Brains Base, with Aya Yoshinaga handling series composition and Nao Kawashima designing the characters.
The cast includes Yūto Uemura as Itsuki Tomonari, Konomi Kohara as Hinako Konohana, Saori Ōnishi as Mirei Tennōji, and Rio Tsuchiya as Narika Miyakojima. Later additions include Ami Koshimizu as Shizune Tsurumi, Takehito Koyasu as Kagen Konohana, Kentarō Kumagai as Katsuya Taishō, and Ami Maeshima as Karen Asahi. Maeshima also performs the ending theme song "Kanpeki Janai Watashi," while the band angela performs the opening theme "Sai Sai Saikōkyū no Osewa Shite."
The light novel series began publication under Hobby Japan's HJ Bunko label in May 2021 and has an ongoing manga adaptation by Sorahiko Mizushima. The anime's second promotional video was released alongside the final cast announcement, confirming the broadcast details and streaming plans.
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The anime adaptation of Yusaku Sakaishi and Sakura Miwabe's Rich Girl Caretaker light novel series has revealed a second promotional video and a new cast member. Kentarō Kumagai joins as Katsuya Taishō. The series premieres July 4 late night (effectively July 5) on TV Tokyo and BS Asahi, with Crunchyroll streaming in multiple regions.
The official website for the Rich Girl Caretaker anime announced on Friday that singer Ami Maeshima will voice the character Karen Asahi and perform the ending theme song "Kanpeki Janai Watashi" (Imperfect Me). The anime is set to premiere on July 4, airing late night on TV Tokyo and BS Asahi. Crunchyroll will stream the series in multiple regions including North America, Europe, and Oceania. The opening theme is performed by angela with the song "Sai Sai Saikōkyū no Osewa Shite." Shūsei Morishita directs the series at Brains Base, with Aya Yoshinaga handling series composition and Nao Kawashima designing the characters. The cast includes Yūto Uemura as Itsuki Tomonari, Konomi Kohara as Hinako Konohana, Saori Ōnishi as Mirei Tennōji, Rio Tsuchiya as Narika Miyakojima, Ami Koshimizu as Shizune Tsurumi, and Takehito Koyasu as Kagen Konohana. The light novel series by Yusaku Sakaishi and Sakura Miwabe began publication under Hobby Japan's HJ Bunko label in May 2021 and has an ongoing manga adaptation.
The television anime adaptation of the light novel series Rich Girl Caretaker will premiere on July 4, 2025, at 2:38 a.m. on TV Tokyo and BS Asahi, technically airing into July 5. The first promotional video, released on Friday, also revealed the opening theme song "Sai Sai Saikōkyū no Osewa Shite" performed by the band angela, and two new cast members: Ami Koshimizu as Shizune Tsurumi and Takehito Koyasu as Kagen Konohana. The previously announced lead cast includes Yūto Uemura as Itsuki Tomonari, Konomi Kohara as Hinako Konohana, Saori Ōnishi as Mirei Tennōji, and Rio Tsuchiya as Narika Miyakojima. Shūsei Morishita, known for School Babysitters, is directing the series at Brains Base. Aya Yoshinaga is handling series scripts, and Nao Kawashima is designing the characters. The light novel series, written by Yusaku Sakaishi and illustrated by Sakura Miwabe, began publication under Hobby Japan's HJ Bunko label in May 2021 and has released 11 volumes. A manga adaptation by Sorahiko Mizushima is ongoing. Crunchyroll will stream the anime in multiple regions including North America, Europe, and Oceania.