The dynamic
among the school's most popular neighbors is about to resume its course. It has
been officially announced that the second season of the anime adaptation
of The Angel Next Door Spoils Me Rotten (Otonari no
Tenshi-sama ni Itsu no Ma ni ka Dame Ningen ni Sareteita Ken) will begin
airing on Japanese television on April 3.
The update
included the release of the main trailer for the series. This promotional video
allows you to listen to a preview of the new opening of the adaptation, which
is entitled "Kimi wa Koibito" and will be performed by
singer-songwriter Masayoshi Oishi.
Details
of The Angel Next Door Spoils Me Rotten
The
animation production remains under the seal of the project No.9 studio,
although the committee confirmed a notable change in its work team. Chihiro
Kumano takes over as the general management of the project, replacing
Li Hua Wang. Meanwhile, Keiichiro Ochi returns to take care of
the scripts, Takayuki Noguchi resumes the adaptation of the
character design, and Moe Hyuga returns to lead the
composition of the soundtrack.
About
the work
The story
centers on Amane Fujimiya, a neglected student who lives alone in his
apartment. His life suddenly changes when he lends his umbrella on a rainy day
to Mahiru Shiina, the most popular and admired girl at his school, who happens
to be his next-door neighbor. As a way of returning the favor, Mahiru begins to
help him with his household chores, which begins a close daily coexistence that
will transform the relationship between the two.
The light
novel series, written by Saekisan and illustrated by Hanekoto,
began publication in web format in December 2018. It was subsequently acquired
by SB Creative's GA Bunko imprint in June 2019 for
physical distribution. The franchise also has a manga adaptation by
mangaka Suzu Yuki, launched on the digital service Manga UP! at the
beginning of 2022.
