The Fake Alchemist Manga Gets Anime Adaptation: Passione Studio to Handle Production
The Fake Alchemist manga has officially been announced to receive a TV anime adaptation. Production will be handled by Passione studio, previously known for works such as Higurashi: When They Cry – SOTSU and Dropkick on My Devil!. The news was confirmed by Anime News Network on June 18, 2026.
The manga is created by writer Jirō Sugiura and illustrator Umemaru. Previous collaborations between Sugiura and Umemaru include popular series like I'm the Villainess, So I'm Taming the Final Boss. The Fake Alchemist, with its satirical humor and adventure full of surprises, quickly gained a wide readership. The story follows a hero who, despite not being a real alchemist, tries to present himself as one.
Although details of the anime adaptation are still limited, fans are excited because Passione is known for high-quality animation and character-driven storytelling. The studio is particularly noted for its colorful and fluid scenes. The volumes of The Fake Alchemist manga published so far have been praised for their fantastic world-building and dynamics between characters. Whether the anime adaptation will preserve these core elements remains a point of interest.
No release date or cast has been announced for the anime yet. However, the announcement serves as great news for readers following the manga and fantasy genre fans. More information, possibly first visuals or a trailer, is expected in the coming weeks. This adaptation will be one of the notable titles among Passione's planned productions for the 2026-2027 season.
