The upcoming anime I’m Getting Married to a Girl I Hate in My Class has just revealed that Kaori Maeda will be part of the cast. She’ll be playing Maho, a younger student at the same school as the main characters. This announcement has added even more buzz around the show, which is already shaping up to be a hit.
A Romantic Comedy Full of Drama
The story follows Saito Hōjō, a high school senior who ends up marrying his classmate Akane Sakuramori under unusual circumstances. But here’s the twist—they absolutely hate each other! The anime takes us through their married life, filled with awkward moments, arguments, and maybe even a little romance. It’s a mix of comedy and heartwarming moments, making it a must-watch for fans of romantic comedies.
Know the Cast
The anime boasts a talented cast:
- Hinaki Yano as Akane Sakuramori
- Shōgo Sakata as Saito Hōjō
- Sayumi Suzushiro as Himari Ishikura
- Nene Hieda as Shisei Hōjō
- Hōchū Ohtsuka as Tenryu Hōjō
- Fumi Hirano as Chiyo Sakuramori
With Kaori Maeda joining the team, fans can expect even more engaging characters to bring the story to life.
Sneak Peeks and Promos
The anime’s official website has been dropping character visuals and promotional videos. The first one features Akane Sakuramori, and a new video highlighting another character will release every week. It’s a clever way to keep fans excited as the premiere date approaches.
Talented Team Behind the Scenes
The show is in good hands with Hiroyuki Oshima directing at Studio Gokumi and AXsiZ. Tatsuya Takahashi, known for his work on The IDOLM@STER Cinderella Girls and Domestic Girlfriend, is handling the script. The character designs are by Nanako Tatsu, and the music is composed by Arisa Okehazama, who also worked on Jujutsu Kaisen.
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Catchy Theme Songs
The anime’s music lineup is impressive too. Idol group =LOVE performs the opening theme, More Than Lovers, Less Than Love, while Hinaki Yano performs the ending theme, Overtaking Love and Hate. Both songs fit perfectly with the anime’s quirky and emotional vibe.
When and Where to Watch
Mark your calendars! The anime premieres on January 3, 2024, on Tokyo MX and other channels in Japan. It’s also set to air on MBS and TV Aichi, so fans have plenty of ways to tune in.
A Journey from Manga to Anime
The story first gained popularity as a YouTube manga back in March 2020, amassing over 3 million views. The light novel series, written by Seiju Amano, started later that year and has since released nine volumes. A manga adaptation followed in 2021, giving fans multiple ways to enjoy this hilarious and heartfelt story.
