A Kadokawa began showing a new trailer for the anime series adaptation of the novel Alya Sometimes Hides Her Feelings in Russian (Tokidoki Bosotto Russia-go by Dereru Tonari no Alya-san) by Sunsunsun It is Momoco.
With its premiere scheduled for July 3rd, the animation is from the studio Doga Kobo (Oshi no Ko, New Game!, Ikebukuro West Gate Park), the direction and script are by Ryota Itoh (My Senpai Is Annoying, Shikimori’s Not Just a Cutie) and the character design is by Yūhei Murota (Love Live! School idol project).
- Art Direction: Risa Wakabayashi
- Main color artist: Yuka Itō
- Cinematography Composition Direction: Seiichi Sugiura
- Editing: Yoshiko Kimura (MADBOX)
- Sound direction: Takeshi Takadera
- Music: Hiroaki Tsutsumi
In the cast we have:
- Sumire Uesaka as Alisa Mihairovuna Kujō
- Kōhei Amasaki as Masachika Kuse
- Wakana Maruoka as Yuki Suō
- Yukiyo Fujii as Marsha
- Saya Aizawa as Ayano Kimishima
- Maki Kawase as Chisaki Sarashina
- Kaito Ishikawa as Touya Kenzaki
- Ikumi Hasegawa as Sayaka Taniyama
- Yoshino Aoyama as Nonoa Miyamae
- Kōdai Sakai as Takeshi Maruyama
- Taichi Ichikawa as Hikaru Kiyomiya
The novel Alya Sometimes Hides Her Feelings in Russian (Tokidoki Bosotto Russia-go by Dereru Tonari no Alya-san) began publication in 2020 and a manga adaptation by Saho Tenamachi (Shōsetsu no Kami-sama; Itsuka, Nemuri ni Tsuku Hi) began publication in October 2022.
Synopsis for Alya Sometimes Hides Her Feelings in Russian
Alisa Mikhailovna Kujou is the “lonely princess” of Seiren Private Academy. She’s a half-Russian beauty with silver hair, top of her class, the student council’s accountant, and… completely unapproachable. For some reason, she’s also taken it upon herself to scold the slacker who sits next to her in class. Masachika Kuze is constantly frustrating her by falling asleep, forgetting his textbooks, and just being a less-than-exemplary student. Or at least that’s how it seems from the outside.
She may pretend to be tough, but she doesn’t care about Masachika as much as others think. She even allows him to call her by her nickname, Alya. Anyone who hears the comments she mutters in Russian under her breath can know how she really feels, but since none of her colleagues understand the language, she is free to say whatever she wants! Except… there’s one person who knows what she’s saying. Masachika listens to her embarrassing revelations, pretending to be clueless, and wondering what her flirtatious comments really mean!
