Takopi's Original Sin Gets a Compilation Movie: 6 Episodes, New Scenes, and a Hard-Hitting Goodbye

If you thought Takopi's Original Sin was already heavy, well… puchica. It's coming back as a compilation movie, and it's not just a copy-paste job. You're getting the full story again, plus brand-new scenes meant to hit you right in the feelings.

What's happening: a movie version with extra content

The anime is getting a compilation film titled Takopii no Genzai -Arigatō, Mata Ashita- (also known as Takopi's Original Sin: Thank You, See You Tomorrow). It will compile all 6 episodes and add new scenes.

In simple terms: you're rewatching the whole emotional trainwreck, but with fresh moments you haven't seen. Like ordering the same pupusa, but they slip you an extra curtido on the side. Still spicy.

The story still hurts (and that's the point)

The setup is deceptively cute: Takopi, a tiny alien, lands on Earth and meets Shizuka Kuze, a kid drowning in sadness. Takopi wants one thing: to make her smile. Easy, right? Nah, vos. The series makes it clear that time travel doesn't fix everything, and good intentions can still crash hard.

Quick reality check: it's a short series—only 6 episodes—but it swings like a full-length drama. That's efficient heartbreak.

Cast, staff, and where the anime originally premiered

Main cast

Kurumi Mamiya voices Takopi, and Reina Ueda voices Shizuka Kuze. The cast also includes Konomi Kohara as Marina and Anna Nagase as Azuma.

Production team

The anime was directed by Shinya Iino, with Keita Nagahara as character designer. The work was produced by ENISHIYA.

Original release

The 6-episode anime premiered on June 28, 2025 across multiple platforms, including Netflix and Amazon Prime Video, plus services like ABEMA and U-NEXT.

Where it all started: manga dates and awards

Taizan 5 launched the manga in December 2021 on Shonen Jump+, and it ended fast in March 2022. The second and final volume came out in April 2022. Short run. Big impact.

And yeah, it got noticed. The manga was nominated for major awards in 2023, won the Manga Kingdom Tottori award in 2022, and ranked #3 on Kono Manga ga Sugoi! (male readers list) in 2022. That's not luck—that's a lot of readers saying, “This hurts, but keep going.”