Chaotic comedy Millennium Family will have an anime adaptation

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Living forever sounds like anyone's ultimate dream, but sharing a home with six siblings who have been supporting each other for more than a thousand years is a recipe for disaster. The otaku community has a new reason to celebrate, as the animated adaptation of the acclaimed Millennium Family (Odoru Sennen Kazoku) manga, written and illustrated by Akira Kasugai, has been officially confirmed. The news came accompanied by a colorful promotional image and a first video preview that presents us with the chaotic tone of this proposal.



The premise of this story introduces us to the Benfield family, seven immortal brothers who have wandered the world separately for centuries due to an ancient curse. After a long time apart, the seven decide to reunite to try to live together under the same roof, unleashing a coexistence full of absurd comedy and daily fights. However, the tranquility will be short-lived, as a mysterious organization interested in snatching the secret of eternal life from them will begin to hunt down the family, forcing them to fight together in sequences of frenetic action.


A passionate team at the helm of animation


Behind the scenes, the talented Masato Jinbo will take the reins of the project by not only directing the series, but also writing the composition of the overall scripts. The animation will be in charge of the PartsCraft studio, owned by Jinbo himself, with Hiroshi Yoneda leading the character designs. The director promised that the production will hold absolutely nothing back and will portray these extravagant brothers in an extremely lively and bloody way, honoring the frenetic pace of the printed material that has been serialized in Young King OURs magazine since 2021.


Voice cast


  • Rikuya Yasuda como Theo (Theodore Benfield).

Knowing that action comedies with gory touches and chaotic families usually become the most viral hits of the season if they manage to maintain a fluid animation

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