The official website for the upcoming Gacha Girls Corps anime has confirmed a Japanese television premiere date of January 7. This announcement follows the StarryCube ANIME FES 2026 event held in Japan. In addition to the premiere date, the website also unveiled a new visual and two new cast members for the series.

Crunchyroll has confirmed that it will stream Gacha Girls Corps as it airs, making the series accessible to fans outside of Japan. The anime is based on Chinkururi and Yasutaka Isekawa's original light novel series, which also has a manga adaptation by Syuu Haruno published by Kaiten Books.

New Cast Members and Production Team

The newly announced cast members include Aimi Ozawa, who will voice the character Migle, and Renon Esumi, cast as Lennon. The romanizations for these character names are currently unconfirmed. These additions expand the voice cast for the highly anticipated adaptation.

The production team for Gacha Girls Corps includes Takashi Asami as the director, working at studios Zero-G and Saber Works. Masahiro Takata serves as the supervising director. Deko Akao is responsible for the series composition, while Minewo Suzuki handles the character designs. The music for the anime is composed by Hiroaki Tsutsumi and George King, with Ryo Aizawa credited as producer.

Story Premise

The story of Gacha Girls Corps centers on Heihachi, a mobile game addict who is transported to another world after pulling a rare item from a gacha. In this new world, he discovers he can materialize units from his gacha rolls, including 'cute girls.' Heihachi then embarks on a quest to collect powerful, ultra-rare characters. The series is described as an "out of this world" adventure.

Key points

  • Gacha Girls Corps anime premieres on Japanese television on January 7.
  • Crunchyroll will stream the anime as it airs.
  • Aimi Ozawa joins the cast as Migle; Renon Esumi joins as Lennon.
  • Takashi Asami directs the anime at studios Zero-G and Saber Works.
  • The story follows Heihachi, who uses gacha rolls to summon characters in another world.

Source: Crunchyroll News · Nov 7, 2026