The Anime I Want to End This Love Game Reveals Trailer and Theme Songs

The official website for the anime adaptation of the romantic comedy mangaI Want to End This Love Game (Aishiteru Game o Owarasetai) released a new trailer video this Friday. Through this promotional material, the production committee cleared up doubts regarding the broadcast schedule, officially confirming that the series will begin airing on Japanese television starting April 14, 2026, on the Tokyo MX network.

The production of this high school romance is operating under the Felix Film animation studio, with Azuma Tani taking on the general direction of the project. The scripts and series composition are being supervised by Keiichiro Ochi, while the soundtrack is in the talented hands of Akito Matsuda. The recent trailer allowed fans to hear an exclusive preview of the series' Opening theme, titled "Kimi no Sei de Aishiteru" and performed by the popular musical project CHICO with Honeyworks. The announcement also confirmed that the closing theme (Ending) is titled "Little World" and will be performed by PompadollS.

The statement also took the opportunity to provide an exhaustive list of the main voice cast (seiyuus) who will bring the protagonists and their close circle of friends and family to life:

• Kaito Ishikawa as Yukiya Asagi.

The renowned actor takes on the role of the male protagonist, a boy who radically transforms his appearance with the sole objective of winning over his best friend.

• Miku Ito as Miku Sakura.

The talented seiyuu brings to life the story's heroine and Yukiya's childhood friend, who is the absolute center of all his romantic efforts.

• Wakana Maruoka as Wakana Asagi and Kaede Hondo as Natsuki Moegi.

Voices in charge of playing the protagonist's younger sister and Miku's best friend since middle school, respectively.

• Takehito Koyasu as Masaru Shinonome and Yui Ogura as Hinako Hanaba.

Experienced actors joining the cast to portray Miku's uncle (manager of Café KANADE) and the university student who works part-time at the same establishment.

About the work

Author Yuki Domoto began serializing this fun story of romance and misunderstandings on Shogakukan'sSunday Webry website in 2021. Thanks to its excellent art and the endearing competitive dynamic between the two childhood friends, the work quickly built a loyal reader base. The manga's success is such that the publisher will release the eighth printed compiled volume this coming April 10th. This animated adaptation represents the first time that Yukiya and Miku's game of conquest makes the jump to the small screen.

Knowing that Yukiya's conquest strategy is based directly on shojo manga clichés, what embarrassing or exaggerated romantic situation do you think he will try to recreate during the first episode?