Imagining
that your computer cursor can pop out of the screen to manipulate the real
world sounds like total madness, but in the realm of ecchi anything
is possible. Okumaro's spicy opus, Click Me All Over (Now
That I Can Control Reality With a Mouse Cursor, I'm going to Click Away On The
Girls!), officially confirmed its animated television adaptation with
the release of its first promotional trailer, a visual image and its premiere
date set for October 4, 2026.
The plot
follows in the footsteps of Takumi, an ordinary otaku who during an ordinary
class discovers that the pointer of his mouse has pierced the monitor screen to
move freely through reality. Realizing that he can physically control what he
touches with the cursor, the protagonist decides to put his strange power to
the test starting with his childhood friend, Mone, unleashing an avalanche of
cheeky and risqué situations.
The project
is part of the well-known line of content of AnimeFesta, with the
production of Suiseisha and the animation by the
Studio HoKIBOSHI studio. The direction of the anime is in the hands
of Makoto Sokuza, while the scripts and composition of the series
are in the hands of Eeyo Kurosaki. As expected in this type of
production, two versions of the trailer were released: a censored edition for
the general public and an uncensored preview version for the digital platform.
The
author's message and the progress of the work
To
celebrate the official announcement, creator Okumaro posted a
commemorative illustration featuring the main characters and dedicated an
emotional message to fans. The author confessed to having been surprised when
he was informed that the work would be taken to the screen, expressing his joy
at seeing his characters reach a wider audience and thanking the support of
readers who have followed the publication since its inception.
About
Click Me All Over
Created
by Okumaro, the original manga began serialization
in March 2024 and has three compilation volumes to date in the Japanese market.
The series received the green light for its animated production in early 2026
within the special block of AnimeFesta, positioning itself as one of the most
peculiar short comedies of the fall season.
With such a
crazy premise and the classic double version with and without censorship
