I Want to End This Love Game Anime Reveals More Cast, Staff, Theme Song Artists, April 14 Debut

I Want to End This Love Game Anime Reveals Key Visual, Additional Cast, and April Debut

The television anime adaptation of Yuki Domoto's manga, "I Want to End This Love Game," has unveiled significant new details. This includes a key visual, new cast and staff members, theme song artists, and its official premiere date. The romantic comedy series is set to captivate audiences very soon.

New Voice Actors Join the Ensemble Cast

Four additional voice cast members have been announced, bringing life to key characters within the narrative. Their roles are integral to the unfolding story.

Wakana Maruoka steps into the role of Wakana Asagi. She portrays Yukiya's younger sister, adding a family dynamic to the cast.

Takehito Koyasu takes on the character of Masaru Shinonome. He is introduced as Miku's uncle and also manages Cafe KANADE, a central location in the story.

Yui Ogura is cast as Hinako Hanaba. Her character is a university student who works part-time at Cafe KANADE, interacting with the main characters in their daily lives.

Kaede Hondo will voice Natsuki Moegi. Natsuki is Miku's best friend, a connection that has spanned since their middle school days, suggesting a deep bond.

Expanded Production Team Revealed

The anime production welcomes several new staff members who will contribute their expertise across various departments, enhancing the visual and auditory experience.

Ryosuke Tanigawa and Tomokazu Sugimura are joining as Sub-character Designers. Tomokazu Sugimura will also handle Prop Design, ensuring consistency in the items that appear in the anime.

Masanori Nishiyama is appointed as the Art Director, overseeing the overall artistic vision of the series. Natsuko Ueno takes on the role of Color Design, dictating the palette and mood of the visuals.

Masaomi Suzuki is the 3D Director, managing the integration of three-dimensional elements. Jun Kubota from Cyan is the Compositing Director of Photography, responsible for the final look of the animated scenes.

Editing duties will be performed by Azuma Tani and Misaki Enokida, shaping the pacing and flow of each episode. Satoshi Yano is the Sound Director, guiding the audio elements.

Music Production is handled by POPHOLIC, setting the tone for the series' score. Music Cooperation is provided by Myrica Music, further supporting the musical aspects of the anime.

Theme Song Artists Set the Mood

The musical identity of "I Want to End This Love Game" will be established by two prominent artists for its theme songs.

CHICO with Honeyworks is slated to perform the opening theme song. The title of their track is "It's Your Fault that I Love You," promising a compelling start to each episode.

PompadollS will provide the ending theme song. Their contribution is titled "Little World," expected to offer a memorable conclusion to the anime's chapters.

Premiere Date and Broadcast Information

The anime is scheduled to make its debut on April 14. Viewers can catch the premiere on Tokyo MX at 11:00 p.m. JST.

Following its initial broadcast, the series will also air on MBS at 26:30, which is effectively April 5 at 2:30 a.m. The anime will then be available on BS Asahi starting April 17, providing multiple opportunities for audiences to watch.

Previously Announced Leads and Core Creative Staff

The main cast members who will portray the central characters have been previously announced, establishing the core of the story.

Kaito Ishikawa stars as Yukiya Asagi. He is one of the two main protagonists around whom the story revolves.

Miku Ito takes on the role of Miku Sakura. She is the other central figure, crucial to the romantic game at the heart of the narrative.

The directing helm is taken by Azuma Tani from Felix Film. Tani has a notable track record with projects like "Thermae Romae," "Insufficient Direction," and "Waka Okami wa Shogakusei!"

Keiichiro Ochi is responsible for both writing and overseeing the series scripts. His previous works include both seasons of "Girlfriend, Girlfriend" and "Go, Go, Loser Ranger!"

Yuki Fukuchi serves as the Character Designer, crafting the visual identities of the anime's cast. Fukuchi's design experience includes "Saving 80,000 Gold in Another World for My Retirement" and "Plunderer."

Akito Matsuda is composing the music for the series, creating the auditory backdrop. Matsuda has contributed to the "Sound! Euphonium" franchise and the "Non Non Biyori" franchise.

The Story of a High School Love Game

The premise of "I Want to End This Love Game" centers on a unique romantic strategy. Viz Media is publishing the manga in English and provides a description of the first volume's plot.

The story introduces Yukiya, who has transformed his image from a quiet nerd. He is now ready to pursue romance with confidence. His main target is his best friend, Miku.

Yukiya plans to use Miku's favorite shojo manga as his guide. He prepares to execute romantic gestures, aiming to captivate her heart. The narrative explores whether his efforts will succeed in sparking Miku's affection or if he will merely make a fool of himself.

Manga's Publication Journey

Yuki Domoto launched "I Want to End This Love Game" manga on the Sunday Webry website in 2021. The series has steadily built its readership since then.

Shogakukan is set to publish the manga's eighth compiled book volume on April 10 in Japan. Viz Media will release the seventh volume in English on July 14, making the story accessible to international fans.