Yoshino Aoyama has been cast in four upcoming anime adaptations, with two premiering in October 2026 and two scheduled for 2027.
Yoshino Aoyama was announced in four new anime roles over the course of June and July 2026, establishing her as a recurring presence in upcoming adaptations. Two of the projects are set to premiere in October 2026, while the other two are slated for a 2027 debut.
In early June, Aoyama was confirmed as part of the cast for The Laid-Off Cheat-Granting Mage Enjoys a New Life, a P.A. Works production directed by Shu Honma. Later that month, she was also announced as a cast member for The Salty Koharu Has a Soft Spot for Me, directed by Fumihiro Yoshimura at Tezuka Productions. Both anime are scheduled to premiere in October 2026.
In July, Aoyama received two specific character roles. She will voice Teru Kurebayashi in the Dengeki Daisy anime, directed by Sota Ueno at Studio DEEN, and Kiara in Seven Sleeping Beauties, produced by Studio Gokumi and AXsiZ SMASH. Both of these adaptations are planned for a 2027 release.
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4d ago
Fiok Lee's fantasy romantic comedy manga Seven Sleeping Beauties (Shichinin no Nemuri-hime) is receiving a television anime adaptation scheduled for a 2027 debut. The announcement was made on July 7, 2026, via a new website that also released an ultra teaser visual and a commemorative illustration by Lee. The anime will be produced by Studio Gokumi and AXsiZ SMASH, with Mankyu directing. Keiichiro Ochi is handling series composition and scripts, and Masaru Koseki is designing the characters. The main cast features seven voice actresses portraying the sleeping princesses: Aya Yamane as Flora, Yoshino Aoyama as Kiara, Miku Itō as Claire, Ayasa Itō as Mia, Kana Ichinose as Charlotte, Fūka Izumi as Yūka, and Rina Kawaguchi as Eliza. The story follows Alec, the third prince of the Kingdom of Rudbeckia, who travels to the small kingdom of Amaryllis after a witch's curse puts its people to sleep. He must awaken the seven princesses with a kiss, but when they all wake up, the rest of the kingdom remains asleep, forcing the prince and princesses to live together while searching for a way to break the curse. The manga began serialization in Kodansha's Monthly Afternoon magazine in March 2023, and its 12th compiled volume is set for release on July 16, 2026.
Jul 4
The television anime adaptation of Kyosuke Motomi's shojo manga Dengeki Daisy has revealed its two main cast members and a teaser promotional video. The video debuted at Anime Expo on Friday before being released online on Saturday. Yoshino Aoyama will voice Teru Kurebayashi, and Taku Yashiro will voice Tasuku Kurosaki. The anime is scheduled to premiere in 2027. Sota Ueno is directing the series at Studio DEEN, with Sawako Hirabayashi handling series scripts, Ayaka Murakami designing the characters, and Masaru Yokoyama composing the music. Crunchyroll will stream the anime. Motomi's original manga ran in Shogakukan's Monthly Betsucomi magazine from 2007 to 2013, spanning 16 compiled volumes. Viz Media's Shojo Beat imprint published the series in English. The story follows orphan Teru Kurebayashi, who finds comfort in messages from a mysterious figure named DAISY that she receives on her late brother's cell phone, while the enigmatic Tasuku Kurosaki keeps appearing to help her.
Jun 27
The anime adaptation of Kazami Sawatari and Aitiki's light novel series The Salty Koharu Has a Soft Spot for Me will premiere in October 2026. A promotional video and key visual were released, along with six new cast members including Miyu Tomita and Chiaki Kobayashi. The series is directed by Fumihiro Yoshimura at Tezuka Productions.
Jun 10
The anime adaptation of Asa Rokushima's light novel series The Laid-Off Cheat-Granting Mage Enjoys a New Life has revealed its cast, staff, and an October premiere date. Daiki Yamashita leads the cast as Rein Garland, with Lynn, Yoshino Aoyama, Miyu Tomita, and others. Shu Honma directs at P.A. Works.