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Kimi wa Pet/Tramps Like Us Live-Action Series' Title Sequence Posted
posted on by Rafael Antonio Pineda
Cinemart began streaming the title sequence for the new live-action television series adaptation of Yayoi Ogawa's Kimi wa Pet (Tramps Like Us) romantic manga on Friday. The video contains the show's opening theme song "Rainbow Rain" by Yume Miru Adolescence.
Cinemart is also streaming a video for the show's Blu-ray Disc and DVD home video release, which will ship in two box sets on February 17 and March 17. The home video release will contain 200 minutes of unaired footage, and will contain scenes such as Momo making Sumire's birthday cake, and Sumire's fantasy boys-love scenario between Hasumi and Momo.
Noriko Iriyama (Peter no Sōretsu, Akahana no Sensei, pictured below right) stars in the series as Sumire Iwaya and Jun Shison (live-action From Five to Nine's Amane Hoshikawa, live-action anohana's Yukiatsu, pictured below left) co-stars as Momo/Takeshi Goda.
Additional cast members include Terunosuke Takezai (Dame na Watashi ni Koishite Kudasai's Hajime Kurosawa) as Shigehito Hasumi, Yurina Yanagi (Ju-on: The Final Curse's Ao) as Shiori Fukushima, former AKB48 member Kayo Noro as Yuri Shirotae, and Yūmi Shida (Kamen Rider Gaim's Mai Takatsukasa) as Rumi Shibusawa.
The series will premiere on Fuji TV on February 6. The series will have 16 episodes. Koga Fumie (Itazura na Kiss2 ~Love in TOKYO) is writing the scripts.
The manga and television series revolve around Sumire Iwaya, a tall and beautiful editor for a well-known newspaper who was just demoted by her boss and dumped by her fiancé for his pregnant mistress. Depressed, she encounters a homeless boy on the street who resembles her childhood pet Momo, and facetiously offers to take him home as a pet. However, the boy surprises Sumire by agreeing to the proposition.
Tokyopop published the original manga under the name Tramps Like Us in North America. The manga was previously adapted into a 10-episode live-action television series in Japan in 2003 starring Koyuki as Sumire and Jun Matsumoto as Momo. The manga also inspired a 2011 live-action Korean film starring Jang Geun-suk and Kim Ha-neul.
Source: Comic Natalie
