Horimiya: The Missing Pieces TV Anime Premieres on July 1
The sports festival, Kyoto field trip, family rivalry, cross-dressing and more are all on the table for Horimiya: The Missing Pieces, a special anime series that will dive into stories that were skipped in the beloved 2021 end-to-end adaptation. A key visual and trailer were unveiled today ahead of a July 1 at 23:30 JST premiere, along with theme song info and an additional cast member.
Key Visual
On top of all the heart and chaos we’ve come to expect from the series, the new trailer also provides a preview of the anime’s ending and opening theme songs, “URL” by Ami Sakaguchi (Smile Down the Runway OP) and “Shiawase” by Omoinotake (Blue Period OP), respectively.
Main Trailer
New stories mean new faces, and Horimiya: The Missing Pieces will also be welcoming Daisuke Hirakawa (Rei in Free! – Iwatobi Swim Club) as Takeru Sengoku to join a stacked cast list that already includes Koki Uchiyama, Haruka Tomatsu, Daisuke Ono, M・A・O and more.
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Based on the manga by HERO and Daisuke Hagiwara, Horimiya is directed by Masashi Ishihama (SPY x FAMILY OP) at studio CloverWorks, with series composition by Takao Yoshioka (Aharen-san wa Hakarenai), character designs by Haruko Iizuka (Sugar Apple Fairy Tale) and music by Masaru Yokoyama (Tomo-chan Is a Girl!).
If you’re a fan of rom-com anime, check out the full first season in a range of subs and dubs and Horimiya: The Missing Pieces when it arrives in July, right here on Crunchyroll!
A secret life is the one thing they have in common. At school, Hori is a prim and perfect social butterfly, but the truth is she’s a brash homebody. Meanwhile, under a gloomy facade, Miyamura hides a gentle heart, along with piercings and tattoos. In a chance meeting, they both reveal a side they’ve never shown. Could this blossom into something new?
Source: Comic Natalie
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