Bandai Namco Filmworks provided a first look at the television anime of Promise Me the Spotlight, based on the manga by Jun Wakatsuki. The production features director Seiji Kishi, known for his work on Assassination Classroom, leading the team at studio Team TillDawn. The creative staff also includes series scriptwriter Yūko Kakihara and character designer Kazuaki Morita. The story centers on Mizuki Natsuno, a struggling member of the idol group Melty Strawberry, and her dedicated supporter Kōichi Okuta. After an unexpected turn of events leads them to live together, Kōichi commits to helping Mizuki ascend to the group's center position. The anime cast includes Haruna Mikawa as Mizuki and Taihi Kimura as Kōichi, with Mai Kanno and Yukari Anzai portraying fellow group members Awayuki Shiroi and Hatsune Fukuba, respectively. The series is slated for broadcast on TV Tokyo and its affiliated stations, featuring an opening theme by Yuika.
Promise Me the Spotlight Anime Reveals Staff and Cast
Bandai Namco Filmworks has unveiled the production team and voice cast for the upcoming television adaptation of Jun Wakatsuki's idol manga.
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