The Dengeki Daisy anime will begin airing in January 2027. The announcement published by Crunchyroll News on September 19, 2026, also includes a new trailer and a new key visual.
The Dengeki Daisy anime is scheduled to begin in January 2027. Crunchyroll News has announced a continuous two-cour run, lasting approximately six months.
Key points
- The anime is scheduled to begin airing in January 2027.
- The anime has been announced as a continuous two-cour broadcast.
- Tomokazu Sugita is announced as the voice of Soichiro Kurebayashi.
- Yuka Terasaki, Setsuji Sato and Kohei Amasaki are announced as the voices of Rika Onizuka, Masuda and Akira.
- The original manga has 16 volumes and has surpassed five million copies in worldwide circulation.
Dengeki Daisy anime announced for January 2027
The announced format adds detail to the launch window: the two cours are expected to run consecutively over approximately six months. This provides a timeframe for the adaptation, but does not by itself establish a number of episodes.
Four new Dengeki Daisy anime cast members join the lineup
Four additional cast members have been announced. Tomokazu Sugita will voice Soichiro Kurebayashi, while Yuka Terasaki will play Rika Onizuka. Setsuji Sato is announced as Masuda, and Kohei Amasaki as Akira.
These announcements connect four performers to specific roles in the adaptation. They add to the casting information already released for the anime.
A manga with an established history before its adaptation
Dengeki Daisy adapts the manga by Kyousuke Motomi, which was serialized in Shogakukan's Betsucomi magazine between May 2007 and October 2013. The series has 16 tankobon volumes and has surpassed five million copies in worldwide circulation.
The series is directed by Sota Ueno at studio DEEN. Sawako Hirabayashi is handling series composition, Ayaka Murakami is designing the characters, and Masaru Yokoyama is composing the music.
The announced details
The September 19, 2026 announcement therefore brings together a January 2027 broadcast window, a continuous two-cour format and four additional cast roles. Kyousuke Motomi's manga and the main members of the adaptation's production staff have also been identified.
