Three sisters to marry! The much-talked-about romantic comedy "Amagami-san-chi no en-musubi" will be adapted into a TV anime!

A TV anime adaptation of the popular manga "Amagami-san-chi no Enmusubi" from "Weekly Shonen Magazine" has been announced.

Amagami-san-chi no Enmusubi", which has sold over 850,000 copies in total, is a debut hit manga serialized in "Weekly Shonen Magazine" by Mr. Naito Marcy, a long-time assistant of "The Bride of the Fifth Class".

The main character is Uryu Kamijo, a high school student aiming to enter the medical department of Kyoto University. Uryu, who grew up in an orphanage, is taken in by the head priest of "Amagami Shrine" and sent to live there.

Uryu thought he would be able to study for his entrance examinations at ......, but the condition of his stay at the shrine is that he must be adopted as a son-in-law and take over the shrine. Moreover, the three miko sisters who live with him are his marriage partners. ......⁉

The story depicts a mysterious sci-fi (slightly mysterious) romantic comedy with three shrine maiden sisters under one roof.

On April 21 (Fri.), the TV anime adaptation was announced during a live broadcast at "LIVE PARTY". The announcement was made on the second anniversary of the serialization and the birthday of Mr. Naito Marcy.

The staff in charge of the project commented on the surprise announcement!
Since the beginning of the serialization of this work, I have felt that the work and the fans are very close, and I had a strong desire to let the fans know about the anime adaptation before anyone else at the event where the most fans gather. Normally, it is common to release the information in the main issue of "Weekly Shonen Magazine," the magazine in which the work is serialized, but this time, the anime production committee and the editor-in-chief understood our strong desire, and this surprise announcement was made.
(Original text in Japanese only)

■Celebratory illustration

For more information, check the official Twitter (@amagamisan_wm) and theofficial website of "Weekly Shonen Magazine".