Soara and the House of Monsters Manga Gets TV Anime Adaptation in 2027

Great news! The fantastic world of Hidenori Yamaji's Soara and the House of Monsters is officially getting a TV anime adaptation. According to Anime News Network, the series' animation will be handled by studio FelixFilm, and the project is planned to air sometime in 2027. The main voice cast features Ikumi Hasegawa (as Soara) and Ayumu Murase (as one of the main characters).
So why is this manga so exciting? Soara and the House of Monsters is a warm and fantastical story about a girl stepping into a magical house and forming friendships with the strange creatures living there. Author Hidenori Yamaji, though not previously known for similar works, managed to win readers' hearts in a short time. Although the detailed plot has not yet been fully revealed, it promises a fairy-tale atmosphere appealing to both children and adult readers. The manga continues to be serialized in a specific magazine in Japan and has already been translated into many languages.
The studio behind the anime, FelixFilm, is known for productions such as “Kakushigoto” and “The Dungeon of Black Company”. Known for high-quality animation and character-driven storytelling, FelixFilm seems like a good choice to bring the magical world of Soara and the House of Monsters to life. As for the voice cast, talented names such as Ikumi Hasegawa (known for roles in “The Great Jahy Will Not Be Defeated!” and “Takt Op. Destiny”) and Ayumu Murase (especially known for his performance as Shoyo Hinata in Haikyuu!!) have joined the project. This casting has further piqued fans' interest.
Although the release date is set for 2027, we'll have to wait a while for new visuals, trailers, and cast details from the studio. Meanwhile, for those who want to read the manga, it is available in Turkey through digital platforms in the original language or with English translations. This adaptation comes at a time when demand for fantasy and relaxing anime has increased in recent years — and Soara and the House of Monsters seems just the right series to fill that gap. Let's mark our calendars for 2027!




