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Fuufu Ijou, Koibito Miman will get anime

Arthur Vinicius
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Author Yuuki Kanamaru announced on his Twitter that his manga Fuufu Ijou, Koibito Miman adaptation anime. The announcement, however, did not reveal the format of the anime.

Kanamaru created an illustration to celebrate the announcement, check it out:

Synopsis

Jirou Yakuin is a third-year high school student. According to his school's tradition, all third-year students must participate in a year-long evaluation before graduating. This evaluation involves forming a couple with a classmate of the opposite sex and living together in a house until the end of the school year. The goal of the pairing is to form an "ideal couple"; an automated system installed in the house assesses the affection and strength of the couple's bond and awards points based on these criteria. These points are combined with formal school grades. The top 20 couples in the monthly ranking will be able to swap partners.

Fuufu Ijou's manga, Koibito Miman, launched in Young Ace 's Kadokawa in 2018, and the publisher released the sixth volume on June 4th of this year.

Source: ANN