WWWave Corporation has announced the anime adaptation of Hiroyoshi Kira’s Dekichau Made Kon (Marry Me, Let’s Have a Baby!). AnimeFesta, Tokyo MX, and OceanVeil will release the upcoming adaptation on June 13.
Studio LEO will handle Dekichau Made Kon’s adaptation. Suiseisha will handle the anime’s production. The official website lists the following members of the production staff:
- Sumito Sasaki (A Sister’s All You Need, Shimoneta) — Director
- Hironori Hano (The Quintessential Quintuplets) — Chief Animation Director, Character Design
- Chan Do Kim Fan — Art Director
- Sorichiro Arima — Director of Photography
- Iruka Taichou — Script
- Koki Shinkai — Editing
- Saitou — Color Design
- Mikumo Amakuwa — Sound Director
- Studio Mausu — Sound Production
The anime’s main voice cast includes
- Kei Shirai as Taika Inaba
- Rei Kagami as Ayano Katase
- Hana Yurimoto as Mimi Kagamiya
Dekichau Made Kon will have a censored broadcast version and a premium cultured version on AnimeFesta. The first chapter of Marry Me, Let’s Have a Baby! is free-to-read on the Coolmic website.
Dekichau Made Kon Deets!
Taika Inaba’s grandma constantly pesters him about when he’ll have kids (something I deeply relate to). But instead of installing a dating app or heading to a trendy bar to meet a potential partner, Taika joins a speed-dating meetup. That decision screams “thirty-year-old who hasn’t gotten laid,” but it worked to his advantage. Because that’s where he met and matched with the alluring Ayane Katase. A urologist, Ayano finds herself in a predicament — to inherit her family’s clinic, her parents require her to produce a grandkid within a year. Impressed by Taika, Ayano hopes to find someone she could get the plap, plap, plap from. So, when the two matched, they lived happily ever after … yeah, nah.
Unfortunately for Taika, much like Rudy, his lap mushroom doesn’t work. So, when Ayano tells him that she wants the dick, he bails. But when Taika seeks treatment for his erectile dysfunction, his urologist is none other than Ayano.
Hiroyoshi Kira wrote and illustrated Dekichau Made Kon, originally a doujin.
Source — Official Website
©Hiroyoshi Kira / Suiseisha Inc.
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