Kanojo ga Flag wo Oraretara
Flying Dog has been focused on the character promos in the last month or so for the spring series Kanojo ga Flag wo Oraretara, which is set to debut on April 6th. They’ve had their character narration bits and some solid instrumental music pieces attached to them, but now Flying Dog is changing things up a bit. The latest preview, clocking in at thirty seconds, gives us a taste of the end song that’s being done by the six main voice actresses of the series under the group name of YELL, which is comprised of Ibuki Kido (Nanami Knight Bladefield), Ai Kayano (Akane Mahougasawa), Kana Asumi (Kikuno Shokanji), Kana Hanazawa (Megumu Touzokuyama), Yoko Hikasa (Rin Eiyuzaki), and Ayaka Suwa (Ruri Ninjabayashi).
The series, based on the light novel series of the same name that also has a manga going, is often shortened as just Gaworare and will be animated by Hoods Entertainment, who has had some very good shows recently that they’ve worked on with Qwaser of Stigmata, Mysterious Girlfirned and this season’s BlazBlue. The series is set to be directed by Ayumu Watanabe, who has a lengthy list of credits with Doraemon but also did a few other shows, including work on Space Brothers.
Staff:
- Director: Ayumu Watanabe
- Character design: Shizue Kaneko
- Series composition: Takashi Aoshima
- Production: Hoods Entertainment
Cast:
- Ryota Osaka as Souta Hatate
- Ibuki Kido as Nanami Knight Braidfield
- Ai Kayano as Akane Mahougasawa
- Kana Asumi as Kikuno Shokanji
- Kana Hanazawa as Megumu Touzokuyama
- Yoko Hikasa as Rin Eiyuzaki
- Ayaka Suwa as Ruri Ninjabayashi
- Aoi Yuki as Serika Ginyuin
Plot concept: Hatate Sota is a high school boy, who has an ability to visualize “flags” for future events such as “death flag,” “friendship flag,” and “romance flag.” Despite the flag-viewing ability, he avoids making friends with others due to a trauma he experienced in a ship submergence accident. Four beautiful girls get interested in his strange way of living, and they begin to live with him at the school dorm by force.