"Don't Bully Me, Nagatoro-san" Confirmed to be Adapted into a TV Animation, with Sumire Uesaka as the Star

The popular manga "Don't Bully Me, Nagatoro-san" by Japanese manga artist Nanashi has been confirmed to be made into a TV animation. The official news was announced today on July 2, and it was also confirmed that Sumire Uesaka will play the heroine Nagatoro-san.

"Don't Bully Me, Nagatoro-san" is a manga for boys created by Japanese manga artist nanashi (774) on Kodansha in November 2017. It tells the story of the S-shaped girl Nagatoro-san and the soft-cushioned senior boy. One day after school, the boy was shown a hand-drawn comic that belittled him in front of a group of gorgeous girls, including Nagatoro-san. Although the boy was a little sad, he secretly fell in love with Nagatoro-san...

In addition to the confirmation of the heroine, the director of this film has been confirmed to be Hirokazu Hanai, the assistant director of "Tower of God". More detailed information will be released in due course, so stay tuned.