Hands off: Sawaranaide Kotesashi-kun anime confirms premiere with date

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The production company WWWave Corporation presented a new trailer for the television anime Hands off: Sawaranaide Kotesashi-kun, an adaptation of the manga created by Takuya Shinjō. The trailer confirmed that the series will premiere on October 5 in Tokyo MX at 15:05 p.m. (equivalent to October 6 at 1:05 a.m. in Japan, 6:05 p.m. on October 5 in Spain). Later it will also be broadcast on BS11.



Theme songs and covers


It was announced that the opening will be in charge of the group UtaGe! with the song "U.K.U", while Palette Parade will perform the ending song titled "Jōjō ↑ High Tension". The anime will feature three distinct editions: an uncensored version dubbed "Complete Deregula," a partially censored edition, and the fully censored television version, all available on AnimeFesta and other platforms.


Cast and crew


The main cast includes:


  • Rikuya Yasuda as Kōyō Kotesashi
  • Hina Suguta as Kusunoki Scent
  • Yū Serizawa as Aoba Kitahara
  • Saya Aizawa as Izumi Sumiyoshi
  • Manatsu Murakami as Chiyo Sayamagaoka
  • Ruriko Aoki as Miyuki Hongō

The direction is in charge of Hisashi Saito (I'm Living with an Otaku NEET Kunoichi!?Fantasista Doll) at the Quad studio. Gogo Hakuki oversees the scripts, Ryūsuke Tsukamoto designs the characters, and Chihiro Endō composes the music. Production is in the hands of Deregula. Additional staff include Taiki Ura (color design), Makoto Shiraishi (art direction), Makoto Tōgō (photography), Jun'ichi Masunaga (editing), and Kōhei Yoshida (sound direction).


A little bit of the history of manga


The manga follows Kōyō Kotesashi, a young man who dreams of becoming a sports doctor. To get closer to her goal, she starts working as a massage specialist at Seiha University High School, famous for its sports teams. There she offers treatments to several athletes with very particular personalities.


The work debuted in Kodansha's Magazine Pocket in May 2021 and currently has 12 compilation volumes, the most recent published on July 9.

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