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Six New Fall Anime Titles Roll Out, Led By Magical Girl Raising Project restart

A ten-years-later adaptation of one of the Raising Project novels shows the franchise's backlist is still being mined for the small screen, and it anchors a fall slate leaning on magical girl and comedy titles rather than new mainstays.

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Six New Fall Anime Titles Roll Out, Led By Magical Girl Raising Project restart

Six titles are joined in a 2026 fall anime feature, among them the magical suspense series Magical Girl Raising Project restart, adapted from Asari Endo's light novels and animated by SynergySP; an esper comedy, Choujun! Choujou Senpai; and a second season of the Pierrot magical girl work Magical Sisters LuluttoLily. The feature also lists Yuru Yuru Zukan, Chokotto Yabasity, and Rakuraku Hanten. Hiroyuki Hashimoto directs the Raising Project restart adaptation.

The fall feature groups six titles whose premises run from a dinosaur picture-book world to a restaurant that fronts a mafia. None is a continuation of an established broadcast hit except the LuluttoLily season, which returns under the Pierrot magical girl banner.

Magical Girl Raising Project restart carries the full staff list, with Maruino on character drafts and Masako Ito on character design and chief animation direction. The two theme songs are named in the feature.

  • Magical Girl Raising Project restart: Magical suspense adaptation, directed by Hiroyuki Hashimoto, animated by SynergySP
  • Choujun! Choujou Senpai: Esper and super-strength buddy police comedy set in the town of Kikimachi
  • Magical Sisters LuluttoLily Season 2: Second season of the Pierrot magical girl series
  • Yuru Yuru Zukan: A look into the world of dinosaurs
  • Chokotto Yabasity
  • Rakuraku Hanten: A Chinese restaurant on the surface, a mafia underneath

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