A little
alcohol can be the perfect trigger to reveal the most hidden feelings. The
committee behind the animated adaptation of the yuri comedy Kamiina
Botan, Yoheru Sugata wa Yuri no Hana released a new official trailer
accompanied by a colorful promotional poster. After months of anticipation, the
video confirmed that the fun drunkenness of its protagonist will arrive
on television on April 10.
The musical
section of this series promises to be one of its strongest points. The footage
gave us a sneak peek of "Mebuku Toki," the energetic opening theme
performed by the band yonige. The real surprise, however, lies in
its ending theme titled "Kanjo Glass": the team confirmed that
each of the six lead actresses will sing a different version of the song,
accompanied by unique animation sequences for each episode, drawn entirely by
character designer Ko Yoshinari.
Details
about Kamiina Botan, Yoheru Sugata wa Yuri no Hana
The
production of this project is located at the Soigne studio's
facilities. Takashi Sakuma (who previously directed 16bit
Sensation: Another Layer) is directing, working hand in hand with Shuntaro
Tozawa as assistant director. Yoko Yonaiyama is
responsible for writing the scripts, while the aforementioned Ko Yoshinari is
in charge of character design. The soundtrack is being composed by Kana
Hashiguchi.
What is
the story about?
The plot
closely follows Botan Kamiina, a 20-year-old who is just in her first year of
university. In her day-to-day life, she is usually a normal girl, but
everything changes drastically when she consumes alcohol. Once the drinks take
effect, Botan completely loses her inhibitions, becoming extremely bold and
spouting surprising and flirtatious phrases that completely throw off the girls
around her.
About
the original work
The mangaka Hey began
publishing this charming comedy in March 2019 through the web platform Manga
Cross, belonging to the Akita Shoten publishing house.
Thanks to its playful premise, the work has managed to establish a solid
readership base, releasing its seventh compiled volume in print last October.
