Watanare Anime Reveals PV & Cast Info

The TV anime “Watashi ga Koibito ni Nare Wakaranai Jan, Muri Muri! (※It wasn’t impossible!?)” (abbreviated as Watanare) is scheduled to air from July 7th, and the theme song, new PV, and key visuals featuring the main characters have been announced. It was also revealed that Mayu Sagara will play the role of Haruna, the younger sister of the main character Amaori Renako.

Many stills from the new PV have also been released

This anime adaptation of Mikamite Ren’s light novel follows the protagonist Renko (CV: Nakamura Kanna), who successfully made her high school debut, as she struggles to achieve the best school life possible while surrounded by the school’s superstar Ozuka Mai (CV: Onishi Saori), nicknamed “Miss Perfect” and “Supadali”, the soothing Sena Ajisai (CV: Anzai Yukari), the beautiful black-haired literary girl Koto Satsuki (CV: Ichinose Kana), and the mood-maker and mascot-like Koyanagi Kaho (CV: Tanaka Takako).

This is a girls’ love comedy. The opening theme will be “Muri Muri Shinkaron” sung by artist Nanawo Akari, and the ending theme will be “Mayochauwa” by the idol group “The Dance for Philosophy.” In this PV, unique characters appear along with the opening and ending themes.

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Also, on June 29th, a preview screening will be held at Kawasaki Cinecitta in Kanagawa. After the screening of the first episode, the main cast will give a stage greeting.

“There’s no way I can be your lover, it’s impossible! (※It wasn’t impossible!?)” will start broadcasting on TOKYO MX, Sun TV, and BS11 from 1:00 a.m. on July 7th.

Theme song artists and event details are as follows.

[Nanawo Akari (Opening Theme)]

I’m Nanawo Akari, and I’ll be doing the opening theme for “There’s no way I can become your lover, it’s impossible! (※It wasn’t impossible!?)”! When I heard about it and started reading the work, I had a strong feeling that the world of Renako x Nanawo Akari was clearly visible. It seems that I have a connection with pink-haired girls. lol “Impossible Evolution Theory” is a dizzying and fun song that perfectly links Renako’s feelings of “I want to change so that I can love myself! But I’m scared, but I want to try my best!” and the things I’ve been singing for a long time. Please enjoy the song along with “Watanare”! “

[The Dance for Philosophy (Ending Theme)]

We, the Dance for Philosophy, have been chosen to perform the ending theme for “Watanare”! “Mayochauwa” is a song about a slightly timid love that hides one’s true feelings while trying to face one’s own feelings. Is the “love” in one’s heart as a friend? Or as a lover? I hope that through this song you can feel the excitement of the protagonist, Rena, who is lost and wavering!

■ “There’s no way I can be your lover, Impossible! (※But it wasn’t impossible!?)” Advance screening with stage greetings

Outline

Date: June 29th, 1:30pm

Venue: Kawasaki Cinecitta

[LIVE ZOUND]

Sound screening

Contents: Advance screening of the first episode, stage greeting

Appearances: Nakamura Kanna (Amaori Rena), Onishi Saori (Ozuka Mayu), Anzai Yukari (Sena Shizuka), Ichinose Kana (Koto Satsuki), Tanaka Takako (Koyanagi Kaho), MC Sagara Mayu (Amaori Haruna)

Ticket price: 2000 yen (tax included)

Ticket sales: Scheduled to be sold at the Cinecitta official website and theater box office

Online sales: June 14th, 0:00am

Theater box office: From the time the theater opens on June 14th

*If tickets are sold out online, they will not be sold at the theater box office

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Romantic fantasy anime gears up for July 7 debut with new visuals and songs

The announcement of the new promotional video and theme songs adds to the growing excitement for the return of My Happy Marriage (“Watanare”). With its beautifully crafted visuals and emotional storytelling, the anime has captured a dedicated fanbase since its debut. The addition of voice actress Mayu Sagara to the cast hints at deeper character developments in the upcoming season. Given the focus on emotional healing and arranged love, Watanare may continue to stand out in the crowded romance genre by blending traditional Japanese aesthetics with a modern emotional core.