FX Senshi Kurumi-chan has aired since October 1, 2026 on AT-X, TOKYO MX, BS11, and Kantele, and is one of six titles named in a fall season roundup. The anime is produced by Passione with director Yuki Ogawa.
FX Senshi Kurumi-chan is a TV anime from Passione, directed by Yuki Ogawa with series composition and scripts by Kenta Ihara and character design by Kazuyuki Ueda. It adapts the manga written by Demunyan and drawn by Tansan Daisuki, serialized in Kadokawa's Monthly Comic Flapper since 2021. The adaptation was announced for 2026 with teaser visuals and a trailer, and Aina Suzuki was named as the voice of protagonist Kurumi from the start.
The rollout fixed details over the summer. In August the production committee set an October 2026 broadcast and added three cast members: Asami Seto as Mochiko Koigane, Ayasa Ito as Mebuki Yamashi, and Miho Okasaki as Yasuko Takane. The ending theme, sung by Suzuki with those three, has lyrics and composition by Hitoshi Soda. By September 2 the launch plan was complete: an October 1 premiere, an opening theme of the same name sung by Suzuki, and an advance screening of episode 1 with a cast talk show on September 27 at Ikebukuro HUMAX Cinemas.
The premiere on October 1, 2026 opened on a warning. Episode 1, "What Is FX?", carries a disclaimer calling FX a high-risk product whose losses may exceed the margin deposit, then shows Kurumi's mother Kozue losing 20 million yen; Mamiko Noto voices the mother. Kurumi starts as a third-year middle school student and later enters the market as a university student. The ending lyrics teach foreign currencies. Each story in the cluster centers the same premise, that a 20 million yen loss is what puts Kurumi into trading.
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A fall season roundup from ASCII.jp names six shows, among them the second season of Sasaki and Peeps, FX Senshi Kurumi-chan, and DARK MACHINE THE ANIMATION, alongside Ao no Denshou - Welsh & Shedar, New Prince of Tennis U-17 WORLD CUP Final Member Selection Match, and Uma Yuru Fulgete!. The Sasaki and Peeps entry lists director Ishibe Yushi, music by Fujimoto Koji and Sasaki Osamu, and animation production by SILVER LINK.
The anime FX Senshi Kurumi-chan began on October 1, 2026, adapted from the Demunyan and Tansan Daisuki manga in Monthly Comic Flapper. Episode 1 opens with a disclaimer calling FX a high-risk product whose losses may exceed the margin deposit, then shows protagonist Fukuga Kurumi's mother losing 20 million yen. Mamiko Noto voices the mother. The ending lyrics teach foreign currencies.
FX Senshi Kurumi-chan begins airing Thursday, October 1, 2026 on AT-X, TOKYO MX, BS11, and Kantele. Episode 1, "What Is FX?", shows Kurumi as a third-year middle school student learning her mother Kozue lost 20 million yen in FX, then deciding to trade the market to recover it. Time passes and Kurumi, now a university student, steps onto the battlefield. Passione handles animation under director Yuki Ogawa, from the manga by Demunyan and Tansan Daisuki.
The FX Senshi Kurumi-chan TV anime will begin broadcasting and streaming on October 1, 2026. A main PV with new footage was released. The opening theme 'FX Senshi Kurumi-chan' is sung by Suzuki Aina as lead character Fukuoka Kurumi, and the opening and ending themes begin distribution on music services October 2. An advance screening of episode 1 with a cast talk show is set for September 27 at Ikebukuro HUMAX Cinemas.
KADOKAWA announced August 31 that the FX Senshi Kurumi-chan TV anime begins broadcast October 1, 2026. The main PV reveals the opening theme of the same name, sung by Aina Suzuki as protagonist Fuga Kurumi. The series adapts the FX manga by Demunyan and Tansan Daisuki. An advance screening of episode 1 with a cast talk show is set for September 27 at Ikebukuro HUMAX Cinemas.
The TV anime adaptation of the manga FX Senshi Kurumi-chan will begin broadcasting in October 2026, the production committee announced on August 1. Along with the broadcast timing, the key visual, a visual PV, and the ending theme were revealed. The ending theme, titled with currency symbols, is sung by Aina Suzuki as protagonist Kurumi Fukuga, with the three newly announced cast members joining her on the track. Asami Seto voices Mochiko Koigane, a university friend of Kurumi with over 10 million yen in assets; Ayasa Ito voices Mebuki Yamashi, an optimistic girl who started FX after admiring Mochiko; and Miho Okasaki voices Yasuko Takane, an investment blogger who goes by the handle Afii-chan and has experienced painful FX losses. The anime is directed by Yuki Ogawa at studio Passione, with series composition by Kenta Ihara and character design by Kazuyuki Ueda. The original manga, written by Demunyan and illustrated by Tansan Daisuki, has been serialized in Comic Flapper since 2021. A repost campaign on the official X account runs until August 16, with ten winners receiving special cards featuring the key visual.
The manga "FX Senshi Kurumi-chan" by Demunyan and Tansan Daisuki is getting a TV anime adaptation set for 2026. The announcement came with two teaser visuals: a standard version showing the protagonist Fukuga Kurumi enjoying FX trading, and a "forced loss cut" version depicting her despair after heavy losses. A teaser trailer also debuted, featuring Kurumi's voice for the first time. The role of Kurumi will be played by Aina Suzuki. The story follows Kurumi, a university student who takes on FX trading to recover the 20 million yen her late mother lost. The anime is directed by Yuki Ogawa, with series composition and script by Kenta Ihara, character design by Kazuyuki Ueda, music by Takuro Iga, and animation production by Passione. The manga is serialized in Kadokawa's Monthly Comic Flapper, and its ninth volume is scheduled for release on January 22, 2026.