The Vampire Who Can’t Suck PV Debuts

A scene from the promotional video

The TV anime “Chanto Sukenai Vampire-chan” is scheduled to begin airing in October, and it has been announced that M.A.O and Ikumi Hasegawa will appear as additional cast members. The first promotional video has also been released.

Information about the theme songs has also been announced, with both the opening and ending themes being performed by the music unit “H△G.” The ending theme, “Sparklers,” is a collaboration with the series’ protagonist, Tsukina Ishikawa (voiced by Minami Tanaka).

“Chanto Sukenai Vampire-chan” is based on the manga by Kyosuke Nikki, currently serialized in Monthly Dragon Age (KADOKAWA). It depicts the interactions between high school vampire Tsukina Ishikawa and her classmate Tatsuta Otori, who acts as Tsukina’s blood-sucking practice partner and spoils her. The anime adaptation will be directed by Sayaka Yamai, with animation produced by feel.

M.A.O plays Eiko Sakuma, and Hasegawa plays Misa Kusunoki, who are classmates of Tsukina and Tatsuta. The full comments from M.A.O and Hasegawa are below.

[M.A.O (Eiko Sakuma)]

I’m M.A.O., and I’ll be playing the role of Sakuma Eiko. It’s high school life in a world where your classmates are adorable vampires! I think it’s a wonderful story that’s gentle and peaceful, and also gives you a sense of youth. Sakuma is a lively girl, so I’ll do my best to express her love and affection for Tsukina in a bright, energetic, and sometimes brave way!!

[Hasegawa Ikumi (role of Kusunoki Misa)]

I’m Hasegawa Ikumi, and I voice Kusunoki Misa. Misa is a boyish and reliable girl, but… there are way too many jokes in this work…! That’s why I’m working hard at the voice recording, raising my voice so I can make jokes in all directions! Tsukina is of course cute, but all the characters are really lovable, making this a lively and fun work. Be sure to check it out!

Happinet [Anime Official]

Channel Subscribers: 73,500

TV Anime “The Vampire Who Can’t Suck Properly” First PV

A quirky vampire comedy prepares for its anime debut

The release of the first promotional video (PV) for “The Vampire Who Can’t Suck Properly” reveals a whimsical and comedic tone, distinguishing it from traditional vampire-themed anime. With its focus on a clumsy vampire who struggles with their most basic instinct, the story promises a mix of slice-of-life humor and supernatural charm. Judging from the PV, the animation style is soft and expressive, possibly appealing to fans of titles like The Vampire Dies in No Time. As Happinet’s official channel gains traction with over 73,500 subscribers, the anime seems poised to find its niche audience ahead of its TV broadcast.