A special episode from TONIKAWA: Over the Moon For You will be coming soon on November 22, 2022. A music video was also released. It is named, “Tsukasa’s Kitchen”, and it is sung by Tsukasa’s voice actor, Akari Kito. There are no announcements yet on which broadcast channels it will air on, but it will stream on Crunchyroll.
TONIKAWA: Over the Moon For You is about Nasa Yuzaki, a teenage boy who saw a beautiful girl while he’s on his way to high school entrance exams. He got distracted by her beauty, which led to him getting hit by a truck. The girl, Tsukasa, managed to save him. Nasa confessed his feelings of love before fainting and getting escorted to the hospital. Tsukasa agreed to go out with him only if they get married. Nasa never forgot his promise. When he reached his 18th birthday, Tsukasa showed up with all the necessary papers to legalize their marriage. Nasa and Tsukasa then started their new lives together as a married couple.
The announcing tweet is below:
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The music video can also be watched here:
The special episode was first announced last March 2022, alongside revealing the 1st trailer. Watch it below:
The new episode will be about Nasa and Tsukasa experiencing what it’s like to be in an ordinary high school romance. They just had that one fateful encounter before getting married. Nasa will now get the opportunity to see Tsukasa in a uniform, which made him thrilled.
Kenjiro Hata is the author and illustrator of TONIKAWA: Over the Moon For You /Fly Me to the Moon manga on Shogakukan’s Shounen Sunday Comics. It became available as a physical book and e-book on 2018, with its 20th volume published last June 2022. Viz Media acquired the license to publish the manga in English, and the 1st volume was released last 2020. As of now, it has published 12 volumes, with the 13th and 14th volume available for pre-order. By June 2022, the manga has over 4 million circulations, as reported by Shogakukan.
Seven Arcs produced the anime series last 2020. It has 12 episodes that aired on selected Japanese broadcast channels: TOKYO MX, BS NTV, Yomiuri TV, ABEMA, and AT-X. Crunchyroll also streamed the series under Crunchyroll Originals.
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