Aniplex, TOHO Animation Announce Two New TV Anime Adaptations
Null-Meta will be directed by Kai Ikarashi at Soigne, while Happy Kanako's Killer Life comes from director Shinji Takamatsu at Drive.
Aniplex announced that Kokamumo's Null-Meta manga will receive a television anime adaptation next year, according to Anime News Network. The company teased the project with a video on Friday featuring the letters NLMT.
The Null-Meta anime will be directed by Kai Ikarashi at the studio Soigne.
Separately, TOHO Animation announced that Toshiya Wakabayashi's Happy Kanako's Killer Life manga will get a television anime adaptation next April. Shinji Takamatsu is directing the series at the studio Drive, with Yoshiyuki Okubo in charge of series scripts.
Two Announcements, Two Studios
The two projects are being produced at different studios. Null-Meta is in production at Soigne under director Kai Ikarashi, while Happy Kanako's Killer Life is being animated at Drive under director Shinji Takamatsu.
Aniplex's teaser for Null-Meta, released on Friday, used only the letters NLMT, without further details on the story or cast.
Quick answers
When will the Null-Meta anime air?
Aniplex announced that the television anime will debut next year. A specific date has not been given.
When does Happy Kanako's Killer Life anime premiere?
TOHO Animation announced that the television anime adaptation is scheduled for next April.
Who is directing the Happy Kanako's Killer Life anime?
Shinji Takamatsu is directing at the studio Drive, with Yoshiyuki Okubo handling series scripts.