Shueisha has announced that Esu Omori's manga series, "Shibatsuki Bukken," officially titled "Shiba Inu Rooms," will be adapted into a television anime. The announcement was made on Sunday, revealing that the series is slated to premiere in Summer 2027.
Accompanying the announcement, an official website for the anime has launched, providing initial details about the production. This includes the reveal of the main staff, cast members, a teaser visual, and a teaser promotional video, offering fans a first look at the upcoming adaptation.
Cast and Production Details
The newly announced cast features Niina Nakabayashi, known for her role in "Awajima Hyakkei," who will voice the character Koori Momose. Joining her is Mutsumi Tamura, recognized for her work in "Kobayashi-san Chi no Maid Dragon," taking on the role of Muu.
While the main staff has been revealed, specific roles beyond the director, Osamu Yamasaki ("Seirei Gensouki," "I..."), were not detailed in the announcement. Fans can expect more information regarding the animation studio and additional production staff as the release date approaches.
Anticipation for Summer 2027
The "Shibatsuki Bukken" anime is set to be a part of the Summer 2027 anime season. The release of a teaser visual and promotional video aims to build anticipation among manga readers and anime enthusiasts alike. Further updates on the series, including full staff listings and character designs, are expected to be shared via the official website as production progresses towards its scheduled premiere.
Key points
- Manga 'Shibatsuki Bukken' ('Shiba Inu Rooms') by Esu Omori is getting a TV anime.
- The anime is scheduled to air in Summer 2027.
- Shueisha made the announcement on Sunday.
- An official website opened, revealing main staff, cast, a teaser visual, and a teaser promotional video.
- Niina Nakabayashi stars as Koori Momose and Mutsumi Tamura as Muu.
Source: MyAnimeList · News · Nov 1, 2026
