An official X/Twitter account confirmed on August 7 that author Kennoji and artist R_ringo‘s My Sword Saint Master Is Too Cute to Live With! (Dōkyo Shiteiru Kensei no Onna Shishō ga Kawaisugite Mainichi Shiawase Desu) manga will get a television anime adaptation. Deregula is producing the anime. The staff revealed a teaser visual.

Kadokawa‘s listing of the manga’s second volume in January had previously listed a television anime for the manga.

The manga launched on the KadoComi website in March 2024. The second volume shipped on January 23.

Seven Seas Entertainment announced at Anime Expo in July it has licensed the manga. The company describes the series:

One Man’s desire to become strong leads him to a powerful Sword Saint. While she’s got plenty of physical prowess and strength, her ditzy personality and stunning looks make her hard to resist! A fun and sexy rom-com manga that will get your blood flowing.

Her stats? Stacked. Her power? Unmatched. Her looks? Deadly gorgeous. There’s no better mentor to have than Liza Parsandra, a powerful Sword Saint, and Eugene Dawson is the lucky man chosen to be her trainee! But living and training with someone like Liza has unique challenges, especially when it comes to her scatterbrained nature. Between Liza’s ditzy moments and tendency towards skinship while training, Eugene has a hard time focusing on the right sword when he’s constantly in contact with the beautiful swordswoman!

Seven Seas Entertainment will release the manga starting in June 2027 as part of its Ghost Ship imprint.

Kennoji‘s other works include: Drugstore in Another World: The Slow Life of a Cheat Pharmacist, The Girl I Saved on the Train Turned Out to Be My Childhood Friend, I Time-Traveled and Confessed to Ｍy Teacher Crush, and Hazure Skill. Drugstore in Another World: The Slow Life of a Cheat Pharmacist inspired a television anime in July 2021.

Sources: My Sword Saint Master Is Too Cute to Live With! anime’s X/Twitter account, Anime Hack, Comic Natalie

Kadokawa announced one more cast member on Friday for the television anime of Hiro Oda‘s Yowaki MAX Reijō nanoni, Ratsuwan Konyakusha-sama no Kake ni Notte Shimatta (Even Though She’s a Timid Young Lady to the Max, She Agreed to Her Shrewd Fiancé’s Bet) light novel series. Shizuka Ishigami voices Rufus Stan as a child.

Kadokawa is also streaming a “visual video” featuring a voice drama titled “Aru Natsu no Hi no Futari” (Two People on a Certain Summer Day).

The anime will debut in October, and will star (character name romanizations are not confirmed):

Nobuaki Nakanishi (I Shall Survive Using Potions!, Shin Koihime Musō TV) is directing the anime at Jumondo. Hiroko Fukuda (Headhunted to Another World: From Salaryman to Big Four!; Our Dating Story: The Experienced You and The Inexperienced Me) is overseeing the series scripts, and Moe Hyūga (The Angel Next Door Spoils Me Rotten, Victoria of Many Faces) and Natsuki Hamada (Always a Catch!) are composing the music at Kadokawa.

Other staff members include:

The romantic comedy centers on Pia, an ordinary grad student who gets reincarnated as a 10-year-old background villainess in an otome game. She remembers the game ends with her engagement with the prime minister’s son Rufus Stan called off and her banishment from the land, so she asks Rufus to already break the engagement while they are young. But her request only piqued Rufus’ interest in her more, and he makes a bet with her to see if he will really call of their engagement in seven years.

Oda launched the story on the Shōsetsuka ni Narō website in January 2020. That early version has nine chapters and ended with two epilogue chapters. Kadokawa started publishing the novels with illustration by Tsubasa.v in August 2020, and the seventh volume shipped in April 2024. (Oda has since posted more tie-in short stories and spinoffs on Shōsetsuka ni Narō.)

Aji Murata launched a manga adaptation on Comic Walker as part of Kadokawa‘s Flos Comic website in 2021. Kadokawa published the manga’s fifth compiled book volume on February 16. The overall project has 1.2 million copies in circulation.

Source: Press release

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