February saw the launch of a new official site for the Kawaikereba Hentai demo Suki ni Natte Kuremasuka? light novels which revealed an anime adaptation in the works for it. With a new promotional video and key visual below, we also learned that Itsuki Imazaki will direct it based on the scripts from Kenichi Yamashita. Yosuke Ito is handling the character designs with Geek Toys and Seven handling the animation production. Three new actors were revealed with their designs (below) as well with Iori Nomizu as Mao Nanjō, Kaede Hondo as Mizuha Kiryū, and Keisuke Koumoto as Shōma Akiyama.
The previously announced Japanese cast includes Hiro Shimono as Keiki Kiryu, Ayana Taketatsu as Sayuki Tokihara, and Rina Hidaka as Yuika Koga.
The work comes from Tomo Hanama which began back in 2017 and has seven volumes out as of this month. A manga is also running with CHuN handling that adaptation where there are now two volumes out through Monthly Dragon Age magazine.
Check out the official site and Twitter.
Plot Concept: A love letter arrives out of the blue for Keiki Kiryū, an ordinary high school student who has never had a girlfriend as long as he has been alive. The letter does not include the sender’s name — but the letter does include white panties. In the process of investigating who could be his “Cinderella who left behind her panties,” Keiki discovers every candidate is uniquely perverted and desperately interested in having him participate in their perversion.
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[Source: ANN]
