The manga about food I Love Dokagui! Mochizuki-san will have an anime adaptation

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Who hasn't felt that uncontrollable need to devour an entire banquet after a heavy day at the office? The production company TOHO animation surprised the community with a rather creative revelation: after broadcasting a video loop cooking for an uninterrupted hour, they officially announced that the successful manga I Love Dokagui! Mochizuki-san (Dokagui Daisuki! Mochizuki-san) will have its own animated adaptation. To celebrate this peculiar culinary milestone, its creator Kamome Maruyono shared a special commemorative illustration on his networks.




The story introduces us to Mikoto Mochizuki, a twenty-one-year-old office worker in the sales department who, in the eyes of her colleagues, maintains an impeccable façade of a sweet, calm and highly educated woman. However, in the privacy of her solitude, Mikoto hides a monstrous appetite. Their greatest happiness in life consists of getting stuck with colossal portions of heavy, rich, greasy food until their blood sugar levels skyrocket. This crazy comedy follows her day-to-day life and the everyday situations that push her to seek that feeling of bodily ecstasy that such wild eating produces in her.


Passione takes control of the kitchen


The one in charge of bringing these exuberant gluttony sessions to life will be the Passione studio, who will surely know how to perfectly illustrate the protagonist's expressions of satisfaction. Although Maruyono's work only began to be published in May 2024 through the Hakusensha publishing house, it quickly became a gem highly applauded by readers. As proof of this, the manga managed to be nominated in the eighteenth edition of the Manga Taisho awards, sneaked into the coveted top 20 for male readers of the Kono Manga ga Sugoi! guide and shone at the Next Manga Awards. With a fourth compilation volume on the way for September 29, fans are waiting for the committee to reveal the release date and voice cast.


Considering that the Passione studio has quite a bit of experience animating extremely intense expressions in their past works

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