Bishojo Game Production Anime "Shoujo-tachi ga Wilderness wo Aiming," Voice Actor Comments Arrive!　The harshness and passion of the game industry, and the sweet and sourness of adolescence.

Voice actor comments have been released from the TV anime "Shoujo-tachi wa wilderness wo tsukumari" (The Girls Go Wilderness), which will start in January 2016.

Shoujo-tachi ga wilderness wo tsukumari" is an anime work based on the PC game "Shoujo-tachi wa wilderness wo tsukumari," which will be released in March 2016 by Minato Sotohto. It is an ensemble coming-of-age drama depicting the main character, who has no dreams for the future, meets girls and struggles to create/sell a bishojo game. The original story is by Takahiro (Minato Soto), original scenario by Romeo Tanaka, original character design by Ryu Matsu, director Takuya Sato, series composition by Yuniko Ayana, and character design by Takayuki Noguchi. Animation production is by project No.9.

Broadcasting will begin on January 7, starting with TOKYO MX on Thursdays at 10:30 p.m. Voice actor comments from the recording studio have arrived. The voice actors, who play the six main characters devoted to the production/sales of bishojo games, talk about the work and their roles.

<Common questions
(1) What is your impression of the work "Shojo-tachi ga wilderness wo tsukimasu"?
(2) What is your impression of the characters you play?
3) Please give a message to the fans who are looking forward to the broadcast.

Seiichiro Yamashita as Buntaro Hojo
(1) Even though the characters are from an anime, I think the work pursues a human-like "realism" within them. Emotions that are born out of youth, and the conflicts and human relationships involved in manufacturing ...... I sometimes find it hard to tell the line between anime and real life when I play the role of the character. That is how much I realized that "words" have a strong meaning in this animation.
2) Buntaro says that he has no dreams for the future, but I felt that he is not pessimistic about his life, but simply "doesn't know". He is a very honest and nice guy! He is by no means talented or unique, but he is the main character and the bridge that connects everyone, so I think he is indispensable to Rokuhara. In the anime, he moves more often than in the game! Tsukkomi! He is doing his best!
3) A demo version of the game has been released ahead of the game, but I think you will find a new "wilderness" charm in the anime! Just as Buntaro and his team had trouble making the game, the Rokuhara team members and everyone else had to go through the same "birth pains" during the recording of the anime (laugh), but I think that is why the work is so worth seeing! I hope you will support both the game and the anime from now on!

Haruka Sensuga as Sunayuki Kuroda
1) There are a lot of things I don't know about the world of game making depicted in the script, and I'm reading the script thinking, "It's a wilderness indeed...". There is a point in the characters where I get emotionally involved with each of them. I thought it was a work with a perfect balance between the everyday and the extraordinary.
(2) Mr. Kuroda seems cool and logical at first glance, but he also has a more pure side than others, and I think his honest reactions that he shows from time to time are very cute.
(3) Both the world of game production and the emotions of the characters are carefully and realistically depicted in this very interesting work. Please watch it!

Kana Hanazawa as Yuka Kobayakawa
1) I am thrilled by the love story, and sympathize with and am inspired by everyone doing their jobs. I always look forward to the next script!
2) They are cool, working hard to make their dreams come true. And they are as energetic as elementary school boys, which makes them dangerous (lol).
3) Anyway, first of all, please watch the first episode! No matter what generation you are, I am sure you will get into the story and enjoy it!

Satomi Akezaka as Teruha Ando
1) When I first heard that the story was about making a "galge" game, I thought it was going to show the backstage of the industry, but in fact, it was a very student-like story filled with sweet and sour feelings and adolescence.
2) In a word, I'm a free-spirited otaku. He is very clear about what he likes and what he doesn't like, and he researches everything he can about the things he is interested in. I also have a similar personality to Teruha, and my friends around me are also otaku, so I play the role while sympathizing with them.
3) I remember the bitter relationships I experienced during club activities, the silly and fun exchanges, and the moments when everyone understood each other and came together as one. This work reminds me of those precious memories and emotions. I hope that those of you who have passed through your adolescence and those who are currently enjoying your youth will watch it.

Satomi Sato as Uguisu Yuki
1) It's hot! Each of them is so earnest in their roles and in making things that it makes me worry about them!
2) They do their best in what they are given and what they decide to do! 2) She tries her best to do what she is given or what she decides to do, and she tries to do it with pride in what she is concerned about. I find her attitude very inspiring.
3) I enjoy every recording session. I love Uguisu Yuki and I love the work "Girls Go Wilderness," so I hope this work will be loved by many people. I hope this work will be loved by many people. Please wait for the airing with excitement!

Toshiyuki Toyonaga as Atomu Kai
1) A game for beautiful girls, high school students, and a romantic comedy! But I thought it was a work in which hardships and conflicts, the harshness and passion of the game industry, and other such things are hidden in the midst of all that.
2) The character gives a very calm impression and seems to be liked by everyone... but when you open the lid, you find that she has unexpectedly sharp words, a black history, gefun, gefun.... To sum it up in one word, the kanji of his name is difficult.
3) I feel that this work is created by the staff and cast working together as one. The atmosphere at the work site is like that of a stage production, where everyone is sharing ideas and creating something together, which is very comfortable! I hope you will keep an eye on Rokuhara's progress.