News "Yurumates 3D" TV Anime Slated for April
posted on 2012-02-23 21:54 EST
Yurumates 3D, a television anime adaptation of saxyun's four-panel Yurumates comedy manga, will begin airing on Japanese TV in April, according to its official website. Two original video animation (OVA) titles have already been created from the property: Yurumates Ha? and Yurumates.
The show's cast will remain unchanged from the previous title: Halko Momoi as Yurume, Miyu Matsuki as Kumi Tanaka, Natsuko Kuwatani as Sae Kawano, and Satoshi Hino as Matsukichi. Tomohiro Tsukimizato will serve as the title's chief director, while Yoshihide Yuuzumi will be its director, scriptwriter, and episode director. Takeshi Oda will be its character designer and animation director, and C2C will animate the show.
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