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Tomodachi Game
First tankōbon volume cover, featuring Yūichi Katagiri
トモダチゲーム
(Tomodachi Gēmu)
GenrePsychological thriller[1]
Manga
Written by
  • Mikoto Yamaguchi
  • Yuki Sato
Illustrated byYuki Sato
Published byKodansha
English publisher
  • US: Kodansha
MagazineBessatsu Shōnen Magazine
DemographicShōnen
Original runDecember 9, 2013 – August 8, 2024
Volumes26
Television drama
Directed byJiro Nagae
Written by
  • Jiro Nagae
  • Sagami Yoshitsugu
Music byKuniyuki Morohashi
StudioCanter
Original networkChiba TV, Teletama, Hokkaido TV, tvk, Kyushu Asahi Broadcasting, Sun TV, KBS Kyoto, Mētele
Original run April 3, 2017 – April 24, 2017
Episodes4
Live-action film
Tomodachi Game Gekijō-ban
Directed byJiro Nagae
Written by
  • Jiro Nagae
  • Sagami Yoshitsugu
Music byKuniyuki Morohashi
ReleasedJune 3, 2017 (2017-06-03)
Live-action film
Tomodachi Game Gekijō-ban Final
Directed byJiro Nagae
Written by
  • Jiro Nagae
  • Sagami Yoshitsugu
Music byKuniyuki Morohashi
ReleasedSeptember 2, 2017 (2017-09-02)
Anime television series
Directed byHirofumi Ogura
Written byKenta Ihara
Music byMichiru
StudioOkuruto Noboru
Licensed byCrunchyroll
Original networkNTV, BS NTV, AT-X
Original run April 6, 2022 – June 22, 2022
Episodes12
Television drama
Tomodachi Game R4
Directed by
  • Takurō Oikawa
  • Hajime Takezono
  • Toshiaki Kamada
Written by
  • Takuji Higuchi
  • Shinya Hokimoto
Music byYoshinori Nakamura
Original networkTV Asahi
Original run July 23, 2022 – September 10, 2022
Episodes8

Tomodachi Game (Japanese: トモダチゲーム, Hepburn: Tomodachi Gēmu, lit. 'Friends Game') is a Japanese manga series conceptualized by Mikoto Yamaguchi and written and illustrated by Yuki Sato. It was serialized in Kodansha's shōnen manga magazine Bessatsu Shōnen Magazine from December 2013 to August 2024, with its chapters collected in 26 tankōbon volumes as of October 2024. A television drama adaptation and two live-action films premiered in 2017. An anime television series adaptation produced by Okuruto Noboru aired from April to June 2022. A second television drama adaptation titled Tomodachi Game R4 aired on TV Asahi from July to September 2022.

Premise

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Yūichi Katagiri was taught the value of friendship when he was young, and it is thanks to his group of four friends that he is able to enjoy high school life today. When their class's school trip funds are stolen, the five are dragged into the mysterious Tomodachi Game as a result of someone's debt. The friendship of the five will be put to the ultimate test against the promise of wealth there.

Characters

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Group C

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Yūichi Katagiri (片切友一, Katagiri Yūichi)
Voiced by: Chiaki Kobayashi[2] (Japanese); David Matranga[3] (English)
Portrayed by: Ryo Yoshizawa,[4] Hidaka Ukisho (R4)[5]
A seemingly normal high school boy from a poor family background. Like the rest of his friends, he was called out to participate in Tomodachi Game and has his trust in his friends put to the test. As the Game progresses, Yūichi is revealed to possess a vastly different side to himself: one that is ruthless, skillfully manipulative and merciless to his enemies, having an uncanny knack for decoding rules and people's essences. It is also hinted that he has a dark and bloody past, confirmed to have killed at least three people; two of them revealed to be his adopted parents. He opts to participate in the Adult Tomodachi Game and destroy its administration, even though later it was revealed that he was the one who came up with the idea of Tomodachi Game as a child, leading to its creation.
Shiho Sawaragi (沢良宜志法, Sawaragi Shiho)
Voiced by: Yume Miyamoto[2] (Japanese); Caitlin Glass[3] (English)
Portrayed by: Rio Uchida,[6] Sayu Kubota (R4)[7]
One of Yūichi's friends who participates in Tomodachi Game alongside them. Owing to her policeman father, she was brought up with a strong sense of morality and righteousness, which makes her well-liked among her peers. She has a crush on Yūichi. Because she had accidentally lost their class's trip funds, she earned the ire of her classmates and inadvertently paid the admission fee for their Tomodachi Game. Following her, Shibe and Kokorogi's release from the second round, she and Shibe are bullied by their classmates out of suspicion and hatred, leading up to her disappearance. She reappears again on the administrators' side as a hostage due to her father looking into the Tomodachi Game while discovering the two traitors in her group. She later rejoins as a participant for Game #2.2 Friend's Battle Royale, as a replacement for Kei, then fully participates in the final Game #3 Friendless Game to find the real truth behind the Tomodachi Game while also finally learning about Yuichi's past.
Tenji Mikasa (美笠天智, Mikasa Tenji)
Voiced by: Daiki Hamano[2] (Japanese); Josh Bangle[3] (English)
Portrayed by: Yuki Yamada,[8] Ryūga Satō (R4)[5]
One of Yūichi's friends who participates in Tomodachi Game alongside them. He is calm, reserved and brilliant, often taking the top place in school and is highly capable of negotiation and mediation. It is revealed that he had participated in Tomodachi Game before, accumulating debt from his past friends' betrayal that was brought to the current Game. He originally bores a great hatred for Shiho, his childhood friend, who supposedly resulted in his past friends' betrayal and his father's death, subsequently stalking her and intending to use the current Game to demoralize her completely. However upon learning the truth behind his father's death, his relationship with Sawaragi is restored. Upon the end of the second round, he accompanies Yūichi for the rest of the Games, winning his trust.
Makoto Shibe (四部誠, Shibe Makoto)
Voiced by: Tomohiro Ōno[2] (Japanese); Aaron Campbell[3] (English)
Portrayed by: Shimon Okura,[8] Mizuki Inoue (R4)[5]
One of Yūichi's friends who participates in Tomodachi Game alongside them. He is the son of a politician, which allowed him to grow up without worry over money, and has a carefree and honest personality. He has a crush on Shiho. Following his, Shiho and Kokorogi's release from the second round, he and Shiho are bullied by their classmates out of suspicion and hatred. When he asks for money from his father, he winds up getting accused of murdering him and attempted sexual assault on Shiho while becoming a part of Yūichi, Tenji and Kokorogi's third round challenge to prove his innocence for stealing the class trip funds. Despite having his name cleared, Shibe inherits his father's debt and follows Yūichi in participating in the Adult Tomodachi Game. However he later learns that Yūichi was the reason his father earned the debt by using his money to pay Taizen to keep Yūichi behaving for the sake of a sickly Yuka who he has feeling for back in high school and turned him into the corrupted politician he currently is, which cause him to work with Kokorogi and Shinji and betray Yuichi.
Yutori Kokorogi (心木ゆとり, Kokorogi Yutori)
Voiced by: Satomi Amano[2] (Japanese); Dani Chambers[3] (English)
Portrayed by: Nagi Nemoto,[8] Mayuu Yokota (R4)[7]
One of Yūichi's friends who participates in Tomodachi Game alongside them. She is described as kind, timid and highly gullible, as well as possessing a very seductive figure and a genuine interest in manga. Following her, Shibe and Shiho's release from the second round, she joins Yūichi and Tenji in all the games onwards. In the past, Kokorogi faced extreme bullying and apparently "worked as a prostitute," though she never conducted night service. It is revealed that she has another, far more cunning and wicked side to her and secret dealings with figures from Yūichi's past, it is also revealed she and Yūichi met before they meet each other in high school. She was also the one responsible for the murder of Mikasa's father so that she can frame Sawaragi as part of her plan to drag everyone to the Tomodachi Game.

Tomodachi Game Administration

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Administrators and Observers

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Maria Mizuse (水瀬マリア, Mizuse Maria)
Voiced by: Reina Ueda[9] (Japanese); Sara Ragsdale[3] (English)
Portrayed by: Yuki Katayama (R4)[7]
She joins the third game under the guise of having advanced to this stage alone but joins Group C. In truth, she is one of the administrators of the Tomodachi Game, sent to spy on Yuichi. A very cheery and sly girl, Maria is in charge of observing Yuichi and hindering other participants in various games when needed. She later develops a crush on Yuichi finding his face and personality when he is ruthless and merciless charming.
Tsukino (月野)
Voiced by: Shizuka Itō[9] (Japanese); Monica Rial[3] (English)
A buxom administrator with short, blue hair covering the right half of her face. Usually in charge of observing Yuichi.
Reiko Tamai (玉井レイコ, Tamai Reiko)
Voiced by: Nana Mizuki[10] (Japanese); Molly Searcy (English)
A buxom administrator with long, blonde hair. Initially introduced as the administrator in charge of observing Group K for Game #3: Friendly Hide and Seek, but is usually in charge of monitoring Kei Shinomiya specifically. Nicknamed "Tama-chan" by those close to her.

Manabu Variants

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Manabu-kun (マナブくん)
Voiced by: Minami Takayama[9] (Japanese); Kiba Walker[3] (English)
A mascot character from a popular in-universe anime series, Manabu-kun is the host to the various games, and usually dresses up in disguises to fit the game's theme. He will introduce the games, explain the rules and whatever else this particular game requires. However, he never directly interferes with the players unless necessary.
Manabu-sensei (マナブ先生)
Voiced by: Chafurin[11] (Japanese); Larry Brantley (English)
Manabu's disguise for Tomodachi Game #2: Kageguchi Sugoroku.
Manabu-gunso (グンソウ マナブ)
Manabu's disguise for Tomodachi Game #3: Friendship Hide-And-Seek
Manabu Saibankan (マナブサイバンカン)
Manabu's disguise for Tomodachi Game #4: Friend's Sin Trial
Manabu Hakushaku (マナブ ハクシャク)
Manabu's disguise for the banquet-style event that takes place directly before Adult Tomodachi Game #1: Friend's Prison Game
Manabu Shochō Rōyakan (マナブ ショチョウ ロウヤカンサマ)
Manabu's disguise for Adult Tomodachi Game #1: Friend's Prison Game

Tomodachi Game Participants

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Group K

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Kei Shinomiya (紫宮京, Shinomiya Kei)
Voiced by: Kensho Ono[10] (Japanese); Derick Snow (English)
Portrayed by: Fujii Naoki (R4)[5]
The shortest member of Group K, he seems to be the most innocent of the group. However, he was the real mastermind behind Group K's near-victory in Hide-and-Seek. A genius that even rivals Yuichi, he joined the Adult Tomodachi Game in hopes of going toe-to-toe with Yuichi and beating him at his mind games. After getting bested by Yuichi in Friend's Prison, he joined his team – in place of Shiho – and after gaining the trust of his teammates, Yuichi acknowledged Kei as a comrade, and they both assisted each other during All-Bet Gambling.
Jūzō Kadokura (門倉十蔵, Kadokura Jūzō)
Voiced by: Tetsu Inada[10] (Japanese); Christopher Sabat (English)
Portrayed by: Taishō Iwasaki (R4)[5]
The leader of Group K who volunteers to be the hider during Friendly Hide and Seek. After dropping out of school and helping his family business, he applied his team to the Tomodachi Game for the last chance at winning the national high-school basketball tournament due to the huge debt incurred. Following the conclusion of Game #3, he was supposed to participate in the Adult Tomodachi Game #1: Friend's Prison, but Shinomiya implied that he "disappeared." It is later revealed that Kadokura is alive, but Shinomiya took his place for the participation in Adult Tomodachi Game.
Hyakutarō Onigawara (鬼瓦百太郎, Onigawara Hyakutarō)
Voiced by: Kishō Taniyama[10] (Japanese); Orion Pitts (English)
Portrayed by: Sōya Igari (R4)[5]
The hothead of Group K who has a very kind heart, is also quick to violence.
Chisato Hashiratani (柱谷千聖, Hashiratani Chisato)
Voiced by: Tetsuya Kakihara[10] (Japanese); Ricco Fajardo (English)
Portrayed by: Issei Kanasashi (R4)[5]
The playboy of Group K. Usually in charge of keeping Hyakutaro in check if he becomes emotional.
Banri Niwa (丹羽万里, Niwa Banri)
Voiced by: Daisuke Ono[10] (Japanese); Dallas Reid (English)
Portrayed by: Yūto Nasu (R4)[5]
The quiet member of Group K.

Adult Tomodachi Game Participants

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Game #1: Friend's Prison

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Kuroki (クロキ)
Voiced by: Jun Fukuyama (Japanese); Shawn Gann (English)
A thug who kidnapped Yutori and incited Yuichi to rescue her under the guise of a Tomodachi Game. After being threatened by Yuichi and subsequently arrested for posing as an administrator, Kuroki joined the Adult Tomodachi Game hoping to get revenge on Yuichi. Later, it is revealed that Yutori orchestrated her kidnapping and asked Kuroki to do so. His first name is presumably Satoru (さとる), according to his ex-girlfriend Minami.
Ryusei Taneda (種田 流星, Taneda Ryūsei)
A former host club and a playboy participating in the Friend's Prison game. He also cleared Tomodachi Game twice.
Minami Fudo (ふどみなみ, Fudou Minami)
Kuroki's ex-girlfriend and participant.
Saori Miyabe (宮部 沙織, Miyabe Saori)
A former Housekeeper of the Shibe Household who was forced to work for unknown reasons, she bore a great hatred to the Shibe family. She became the first witness during Shibe's trial game to vent her anger, but later regains Shibe's trust and faith and later become a ally to Yuichi during the prison game. It was also revealed she was Shibe's first love that inspire him to like the "big sister types".

Game #2.1: All-Bet Gambling

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Team Kamishiro
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Shinji Shiba (司馬真司)
The son of Taizen Shiba and Yuichi's adoptive older brother with a shady business who first appeared as an assistant to Kamishiro in the Gambling games. Raised by the same person who taught Yuichi, it was known he could be the strongest and the same level of genius as his own brother. It was known that he worked with Kokorogi at the past manipulating several events with her; which includes Sawaragi's capture in middle school, and the murder of Mikasa's father. It also implied that he was responsible for Sawaragi's large scar on her chest.
Saika Kamishiro (最下 神代)
The elderly leader of the Kamishiro Team who claims to have the "God Eye" for being able to see through the opponents trick.
Team Kaidou
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Tsukasa Kaidou (司 街道)
A detective who infiltrated Tomodachi Game to investigate by participating with his group and daughter. He later works with Yuichi to end Tomodachi Game.
Satone Kaidou (里根 街道)
The daughter of Tsukasa Kaidou who has extraordinary senses.
Team Mishima
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Mishima Yasushi (三島 や寿司)

Others

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Taizen Shiba (芝 大全)
Voiced by: Hōchū Ōtsuka (Japanese); R. Bruce Elliott[12] (English)
The father of Shinji Shiba and the adoptive father of Yuichi who was the one who taught him about the value of money over the world. He was revealed to be one of the three people Yuichi killed at the past.
Yuka Katagiri (床 カタギリ)
Voiced by: Hekiru Shiina (Japanese); Anastasia Muñoz[12] (English)
Yuichi's adoptive mother who raised him to be a better person and taught him the value of friends over money. She was revealed to be one of the three people Yuichi killed at the past. But unlike with Taizen, Yuichi felt heavily remorse when killing Yuka.

Media

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Manga

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Tomodachi Game, conceptualized by Mikoto Yamaguchi and illustrated by Yuki Sato, was serialized in Kodansha's shōnen manga magazine Bessatsu Shōnen Magazine from December 9, 2013,[13] to August 8, 2024.[14] Kodansha has collected its chapters into individual tankōbon volumes. The first volume was released on April 9, 2014.[15] As of October 8, 2024, 26 volumes have been released.[16]

In May 2023, Kodansha started publishing the series in English on their K Manga digital service.[17]

Volumes

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No. Release date ISBN
1 April 9, 2014[15]978-4-06-395051-9
2 July 9, 2014[18]978-4-06-395119-6
3 December 9, 2014[19]978-4-06-395255-1
4 April 9, 2015[20]978-4-06-395364-0
5 September 9, 2015[21]978-4-06-395474-6
6 February 9, 2016[22]978-4-06-395593-4
7 July 8, 2016[23]978-4-06-395703-7
8 December 9, 2016[24]978-4-06-395834-8
9 May 9, 2017[25]978-4-06-395946-8
10 October 6, 2017[26]978-4-06-510240-4
11 March 9, 2018[27]978-4-06-511063-8
12 August 9, 2018[28]978-4-06-512321-8
13 January 9, 2019[29]978-4-06-513865-6
14 June 7, 2019[30]978-4-06-515300-0
15 December 9, 2019[31]978-4-06-517469-2
16 August 7, 2020[32]978-4-06-520320-0
17 December 9, 2020[33]978-4-06-521671-2
18 June 9, 2021[34]978-4-06-523413-6
19 November 9, 2021[35]978-4-06-525936-8
20 April 8, 2022[36]978-4-06-527513-9
21 October 7, 2022[37]978-4-06-529398-0
22 April 7, 2023[38]978-4-06-530913-1
23 August 8, 2023[39]978-4-06-532591-9
24 December 7, 2023[40]978-4-06-533941-1
25 May 9, 2024[41]978-4-06-535518-3
26 October 8, 2024[16]978-4-06-537018-6

TV drama

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A four-episode television drama adaptation was broadcast on Chiba TV from April 3–24, 2017.[42][43] It also aired on Teletama, Hokkaido TV, tvk, Kyushu Asahi Broadcasting, Sun TV, KBS Kyoto, and Mētele and was streamed on GYAO!.[42] It was directed by Jiro Nagae, with screenplays by Nagae and Sagami Yoshitsugu, and Kuniyuki Morohashi composing the music.

In June 2022, another television drama adaptation produced by TV Asahi, titled Tomodachi Game R4, was announced. It was directed by Takurо̄ Oikawa, Hajime Takezono, and Toshiaki Kamada, with screenplays by Takuji Higuchi and Shinya Hokimoto, and Yoshinori Nakamura composing the music. The series features members of the Johnny's Jr. boybands, HiHi Jets and Bishonen as cast members. It was broadcast for eight episodes on TV Asahi from July 23 to September 10, 2022.[5][44]

Live-action films

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Two live-action films, Tomodachi Game Gekijō-ban (トモダチゲーム 劇場版) and Tomodachi Game Gekijō-ban Final (トモダチゲーム 劇場版 FINAL), premiered in Japan on June 3[45] and September 2, 2017,[46] respectively.

Anime

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In November 2021, it was announced that the series would receive an anime television series adaptation by Okuruto Noboru. It is directed by Hirofumi Ogura and written by Kenta Ihara, with Satomi Miyazaki designing the characters, Michiru composing the music, and Hiroto Morishita directing the sound at Studio Mausu.[2] The series aired from April 6 to June 22, 2022, on NTV's AnichU [ja] programming block and other channels.[a] The opening theme song is "Double Shuffle" by Nana Mizuki, while the ending theme song is "Tomoshibi" by saji.[47][48] Crunchyroll licensed the series outside of Asia.[49] Medialink licensed the series in Southeast Asia and began streaming it exclusively on Disney+/Disney+ Hotstar in May 2022.[50]

An English dub by Crunchyroll premiered on April 19, 2022.[51][3]

Episodes

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No.Title [52][53]Directed by [b]Written by [b]Storyboarded by [b]Original air date [54][c]
1"Huh? Yuichi-kun Suspects His Friends?"
Transliteration: "Are? Yūichi-kun wa Tomodachi o Utagatteru no?" (Japanese: あれ？友一君は友達を疑ってるの？)		Yumeko IwaokaKenta IharaHirofumi OguraApril 6, 2022 (2022-04-06)
2"You Have a Lot to Say to Me, Don't You?"
Transliteration: "Aru Desho, Hanashitai Koto ga Iroiro..." (Japanese: あるでしょ、話したいことが色々…)		Tatsuya SasakiKenta IharaShinobu SasakiApril 13, 2022 (2022-04-13)
3"There's No Way I'd Believe That"
Transliteration: "Sasuga ni Sore wa Shinjirarenaitte" (Japanese: さすがにそれは信じられないって)		Yoshinobu KasaiKenta IharaKenta ŌnishiApril 20, 2022 (2022-04-20)[d]
4"Seriously? That's So Cringe!"
Transliteration: "Kore Maji? Honki de Hikun da kedo" (Japanese: これマジ？本気で引くんだけど)		Keisuke WaritaKenta IharaKeisuke WaritaApril 27, 2022 (2022-04-27)
5"Yuichi-kun, You're Pretty Dumb, Aren't You?"
Transliteration: "Yūichi-kun tte Kekkō Baka Nan da ne" (Japanese: 友一君って結構バカなんだね)		Yumeko IwaokaKenta IharaYumeko IwaokaMay 4, 2022 (2022-05-04)
6"I Really Can't Be Friends with a "Murderer""
Transliteration: "Yappari "Hitogoroshi" to wa Tomodachi ni Narenaitte" (Japanese: やっぱり“人殺し”とは友達になれないって)		Yūki MoritaKenta IharaYumeko Iwaoka
Hirofumi Ogura		May 11, 2022 (2022-05-11)
7"I'll Take 20 Million Yen Worth of Your Life"
Transliteration: "Nisenman'en-bun no Kimi no Jinsei o Morau kara ne" (Japanese: 2000万円分の君の人生をもらうからね)		Yūichi AbeKenta IharaYūichi AbeMay 18, 2022 (2022-05-18)[e]
8"It's a Game Where You Wait, and Wait, and Wait... and Keep Waiting"
Transliteration: "Matte Matte Matte... Machi Tsuzukeru Gēmu da yo" (Japanese: 待って待って待って…待ち続けるゲームだよ)		Yoshinobu KasaiKenta IharaJin TamamuraMay 25, 2022 (2022-05-25)
9"Hurry Up and "Switch Sides""
Transliteration: "Sassato "Negaeri" Shiro yo" (Japanese: さっさと“寝返り”しろよ)		Tatsuya SasakiKenta IharaHirofumi OguraJune 1, 2022 (2022-06-01)[f]
10"The Third Game Is Over!"
Transliteration: "Daisan Gēmu Shūryō!" (Japanese: 第三ゲーム終了ーっ！)		Keisuke WaritaKenta IharaKeisuke WaritaJune 8, 2022 (2022-06-08)
11"Do You Really Have Nothing You Care About?"
Transliteration: "Kimi ni wa "Daiji na Mono" ga Naitte Hontō?" (Japanese: 君には“大事なもの”がないって本当？)		Noboru KoshihisaKenta IharaYūichi AbeJune 15, 2022 (2022-06-15)
12"What's Most Important to Me Is..."
Transliteration: "Ore ni Totte Ichiban Taisetsu na no wa..." (Japanese: 俺にとって一番大切なのは…)		Yumeko Iwaoka
Keisuke Warita		Kenta IharaYumeko Iwaoka
Hirofumi Ogura		June 22, 2022 (2022-06-22)[e]

See also

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Notes

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  1. ^ Nippon TV lists the series premiere at 25:29 on April 5, 2022, which is effectively 1:29 a.m. JST on April 6.
  2. ^ a b c Information is taken from the ending credits of each episode.
  3. ^ Episodes are released every Wednesday at 12:00 a.m. JST on Hulu Japan, d Anime Store and other streaming platforms, an hour and 29 minutes before the original air time on NTV.
  4. ^ This episode aired at 1:49 a.m. JST, 20 minutes after the original air time.
  5. ^ a b This episode aired at 2:19 a.m. JST, 50 minutes after the original air time.
  6. ^ This episode aired at 1:34 a.m. JST, 5 minutes after the original air time.

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