Date Announced for I Want to Love You Till Your Dying Day Anime: Starting July 7
An exciting development has occurred for the anime adaptation of the beloved manga I Want to Love You Till Your Dying Day. The series will officially begin airing in Japan on July 7, 2026. This announcement was made along with the release of the second promotional video.
In the new video, the opening and ending songs of the series were heard for the first time. The opening theme “Amore” is performed by famous singer ReoNa, while the ending theme “Éternel” is entrusted to the group sajou no hana. ReoNa is known for songs in productions such as Sword Art Online and Gun Gale Online, while sajou no hana is known for their performances in projects like Granblue Fantasy The Animation and Fate/Grand Order.
The anime is adapted from the manga of the same name. The manga is written and illustrated by author Kurokawa (known under this pen name). The story follows the touching and emotional relationship between a young girl who contracts a fatal disease and another girl who harbors deep love for her. This yuri work stands out for its handling of sensitive topics and character depth. The series was published in Japan in Monthly Comic Dengeki Daioh magazine and quickly gained a large readership.
The anime is produced by SILVER LINK. The studio previously worked on popular titles such as Chivalry of a Failed Knight and Bofuri. The director is Yoshiyuki Asai. Asai is known for his skill in handling emotional scenes. The script team includes experienced names like Yukie Sugawara.
This adaptation has generated great anticipation along with the increasing popularity of the yuri genre in recent years. Fans are particularly curious about how the intense emotional moments from the manga will be successfully transferred to anime. They are already excited about the contribution of strong vocalists like ReoNa and sajou no hana to the story's atmosphere.
After the series airs in Japan on July 7, it is expected to meet international audiences on streaming platforms shortly after. Although there is no official licensing information yet, given the popularity of the series, it is highly likely to appear on platforms such as Crunchyroll or Netflix. New trailers and character introductions are expected in the coming days. For yuri fans, this promises to be one of the most touching works of the summer.
