This Monster Wants to Eat Me Producer Talks Early Production and Ehime Collab
The interview confirms the anime has ended and directs viewers to the ongoing manga, while revealing a regional fireworks festival collaboration tied to the series.
Reporting from 1 source: Anime Herald.
Producer Ena Hamabe discussed the early production of This Monster Wants to Eat Me in an interview with Anime Herald. She credited a trust-based team-building process and noted the anime has concluded while the manga continues. Hamabe also confirmed a collaboration with Ehime prefecture for its fireworks festival.
Ena Hamabe, producer of This Monster Wants to Eat Me, said the production team was assembled through a trust-based referral system rather than individual selection. She described asking fellow producers and team members for recommendations, a process that took a long time.
The anime has concluded, and Hamabe wants viewers to continue the story through the ongoing manga. She said the anime serves to drive readers toward the source material, which the team is happy to support.
Hamabe also confirmed a collaboration with Ehime prefecture for its fireworks festival, with events and booths planned. She said she felt how beautiful and lovable the prefecture was through the anime.
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