High school girl x motorcycle coming-of-age tale, the novel "Super Cub" will be adapted into an anime!

An anime adaptation of the light novel "Super Cub" currently being published by KADOKAWA Sneaker Bunko of KADOKAWA Inc. is underway.

The light novel "Super Cub," currently being published by Kadokawa Sneaker Bunko, is a popular coming-of-age story with the theme of a girl and a motorcycle. The flat days of a lone high school girl, Oguma, change drastically when she meets a single used motorcycle, the Super Cub.

Today, November 20, 2019, line drawings of the main character, Oguma, were released in conjunction with the announcement of the anime adaptation. Some of the production staff was also announced. Toshiro Fujii of "18if" will direct, Toshizo Nemoto of the "Macross" series will write the series composition and script, and Toru Imanishi of "Girly Air Force" will design the characters. Studio KAI will be in charge of animation production.

In addition, a 15-second TV commercial has been released. The soft facial expressions of the main character along with the impressive dialogues are a must-see.

Outline of the film
Super Cub
Original story written by Tone Koken
Original illustration: Hiroshi
Published by KADOKAWA Corporation (Kadokawa Sneaker Bunko)
Director: Toshiro Fujii
Series Composition/Screenplay: Toshizo Nemoto
Character Design: Toru Imanishi
Animation Production: Studio KAI

＜Synopsis
A girl named Oguma attends a high school in Yamanashi. She has no parents, no friends, no hobbies, and nothing to live for. One day, she gets a used Super Cub. One day, she gets a used Super Cub. She runs out of gas. A detour. It's all fresh and a little adventurous. She is happy with the slight change in her life, but when her classmate Reiko talks to her...
She says, "I ride a motorcycle to school, too. Wanna see?"
One Super Cub makes her world shine a little brighter. A story of everyday life and friendship spun by a lone girl and the world's best motorcycle.