Fans of romantic comedy manga are celebrating today. The series Now That We Draw will debut as a TV anime. The announcement includes a teaser trailer, fresh artwork, key staff members, and two main voice actors. Although the exact release window remains unknown, the buzz is already strong.
Staff and Cast
The anime is directed by Shunsuke Ishikawa at studio ROLL2. Deko Akao writes the series composition and scripts. Hiromi Nakagawa creates the character designs, and Infinite handles production. Ayumu Murase lends his voice to Yuuki Uehara, while Sayumi Suzushiro portrays Niina Miyamoto. Their chemistry promises to bring the manga’s humor and heart to life.
Kyu Takahata writes Now That We Draw and Yuwji Kaba illustrates it. The story began serialization in Hakusensha’s Young Animal magazine in February 2023. To date, five volumes have been released in Japan. The sixth volume hit bookstores on November 28, 2025. Seven Seas Entertainment publishes the English version, making the series accessible to a global audience.
Plot Highlights
The plot follows high schooler Yuuki Uehara, a budding manga creator. He dreams of a perfect heroine—bashful, air‑headed, and chaste. When an editor dismisses his story as trite, Yuuki spirals into doubt. His classmate Niina Miyamoto, an aspiring manga artist, faces similar criticism. Together they hatch a fake relationship to gain inspiration. Their wacky plan leads to comic mishaps and unexpected growth. The series blends romance, comedy, and the struggles of young creators.
The announcement revealed a teaser trailer that showcases vibrant animation and lively music. The teaser art highlights the main characters in a bright, playful style. While the studio has not set a premiere date, fans can expect the series to air sometime in 2025 or 2026. Keep an eye on official channels for updates.
Why You Should Watch
If you enjoy anime romance comedy 2025 releases, this adaptation offers fresh humor and relatable characters. The collaboration between experienced staff and talented voice actors ensures high‑quality animation. Moreover, the story’s focus on creative ambition resonates with anyone who loves manga.
Where to Find More
Follow the official Now That We Draw TV anime website for the latest news. Subscribe to Seven Seas Entertainment newsletters for updates on manga releases. Join online forums to discuss theories and share fan art.
Source: Crunchyroll
