Dive into Romance and Comedy with Eiji and Rin in the "Pseudo Harem" Anime

Step into the captivating world of romance and laughter with Eiji and Rin in the highly anticipated anime adaptation of Yū Saitō’s beloved "Pseudo Harem" manga. The official website for the television anime recently unveiled its first promotional video, providing fans with a glimpse into the enchanting story set to premiere in July. Accompanying this exciting reveal are additional staff details and a sneak peek at the opening theme song, "Blouse," by the talented music group GOHOBI.

The anime boasts a stellar team behind the scenes, including Azusa Sasaki for Color Design, Shinji Katahira (from Studio Arkansas) for Art, Kei Machida (from Chiptune) for Photography, Mutsumi Takemiya for Editing, Kasai Planning for Sound, and Takuya Satō as the Sound Director. This lineup promises a visually stunning and immersive experience for viewers.

Leading the cast are Nobuhiko Okamoto, breathing life into the character of Eiji Kitahama, and Saori Hayami, who charms audiences as Rin Nanakura. Adding to the excitement, Mai Narumi joins the cast as Ayaka Nanakura, Rin’s endearing younger sister.

Guiding the anime's direction is Toshihiro Kikuchi, known for his work on "Bungo Stray Dogs Wan!" and episode direction for "Attack on Titan," at Nomad. Yuuko Kakihara, credited for works like "Aikatsu Friends!" and "Asobi Asobase -workshop of fun-," is overseeing the series scripts, while Yoshihisa Sato, a key animator for "March comes in like a lion" and "Re:CREATORS," is crafting the character designs.

Music aficionados will be delighted to know that Pony Canyon is in charge of music production, with Takeshi Watanabe, known for works like "To Love-Ru" and "Ro-Kyu-Bu!," composing the captivating soundtrack.

The heartwarming romantic comedy centers on Eiji, a second-year high school student and drama club member, and Rin, a first-year high school student who brings a refreshing energy to the club. Together, they navigate the ups and downs of high school life while discovering the true meaning of friendship, love, and pursuing one's passions.

Originally debuting on Twitter in 2018, "Pseudo Harem" quickly gained immense popularity, garnering over 5.6 million likes by April 2023. Its transition to serialization in Shogakukan’s Monthly Shonen Sunday (Gessan) magazine in 2019 further solidified its place in the hearts of fans, ranking #7 on the Tsugi ni Kuru Manga Awards in 2019. The manga concluded its delightful journey with the release of its sixth volume in April 2021.

Get ready to immerse yourself in a world filled with heartfelt moments, comedic escapades, and unforgettable characters as "Pseudo Harem" takes anime enthusiasts on an enchanting journey of love and laughter.