Jellyfish Can\u2019t Swim in the Night: Everything we know so far JELEEFrom release window to key visuals, here is everything we know so far about Doga Kobo\u2019s upcoming anime: Jellyfish Can\u2019t Swim in the Night. Spring 2024 is shaping up to be an exciting period for anime fans. Jellyfish Can\u2019t Swim in the Night is yet another original anime set to grace our screens. And there\u2019s more! Produced by Doga Kobo, known for creating colorful slice-of-life stories, to celebrate their 50th anniversary, there\u2019s also a manga adaptation in the works. So, if you can\u2019t wait to find out more about this original series, here is everything we know so far about Jellyfish Can\u2019t Swim in the Night. Is there a release date for Jellyfish Can\u2019t Swim in the Night? There isn\u2019t an official release date yet. However, the anime is scheduled to debut in April 2024. Produced by Doga Kobo and created by JELEE, who is currently an unknown in the anime world, the series will be directed by Jujutsu Kaisen\u2019s storyboard artist Ryohei Takeshita. However, an October 23 Twitter release showed a key visual and sneak peak produced by JELEE for this slice-of-life anime. Additionally, with character designs by the established Japanese artist known only as popman3580, who is currently popular for their vibrant and laidback art style, alongside Junichiro Taniguchi (known for Touken Ranbu: Hanamaru). This original anime could inject a fresh take into the slice-of-life genre. The anime will premiere on the TOKYO MX, Kansai TV and BS11 channels in Japan. However, we currently don\u2019t know where it will be streaming outside of the country. Jellyfish Can\u2019t Swim in the Night manga There is no official release date for the manga adaptation. However, the anime\u2019s website announced that it will also launch in April 2024. Alongside the anime, Niko Fujii \u2013 who is best know for his work on the 2016-2018 slice-of-life series Mashiro-kun wa Sewa wo Yakitai! \u2013 is writing a manga adaptation. And it will be released on Kodansha\u2019s Magazine Pocket app. On November 1, Niko Fujii shared a preview illustration from the manga, depicting four young girls posing as though they are taking a photograph. Is there a trailer for Jellyfish Can\u2019t Swim in the Night? The first trailer for the series was released on November 1. Showing colourful visuals, cute characters, and a vibrant Shibuya setting and gaining over 50,000 views within hours, its safe to say that Japanese fans of slice-of-life anime are looking forward to its debut. The trailer also revealed the anime\u2019s main cast: Miku It\u014d (known for Spy Classroom) as Mahiru K\u014dzuki – Rie Takahashi (known for Starting Life in Another World) as Kano Yamanouchi – Miyu Tomita (Grand Prix winner of the 2014 Seiyuu Artist Training Program) as Kiwi Watase – Miyuri Shimabukuro (known for Summer Ghost) as Mei \u201cKim Anouk\u201d Takanashi – The official website describes the plot as a story about a girl in Shibuya trying to find herself, until a chance encounter changes everything. But that\u2019s all we know so far. Stay tuned for more updates on this upcoming series. We\u2019re sure that Jellyfish Can\u2019t Swim in the Night will be just as entertaining and heartfelt as the other beloved anime in Doga Kobo\u2019s catalog. While you wait for its April release, why not check out our other anime updates below?<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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