On the official site for the anime adaptation of the manga, written and illustrated by Musubi onigiri, Ookami-san wa Taberaretaithe covers of the project's first Blu-ray / DVD compilation were revealed. The cover of the censored version is shown on the left and the explicit version on the right.

Both versions will contain episodes 1 through 3 of this series and will be released in Japan on January 27, 2021 at a cost of 2,800 yen (about $ 27) for the censored DVD version. 3,800 yen (approximately $ 37) for the explicit DVD version; and 4,800 yen (about $ 47) for the explicit Blu-ray version.

The series has aired in Japan since September 6th. The censored version is broadcast over the channel Tokyo MX and the YouTube and Niconico platforms, while the explicit one is broadcast on the paid website ComicFesta.

Cast

  • You Suzuhiro as Tatsumi Akazu, a passionate PE teacher who is very popular with students.
  • Iroha Haruno as Hinako Ookami, the beautiful "lonely wolf" student.
  • Kazuma Hoshino as Rei Kobayama, the mysterious school nurse.

Production team

  • Kazuhiro Toda is responsible for directing the anime in the studios Top hunting.
  • Kei Sankaku is responsible for the character design.
  • LAZZ is the animation director and costume designer for the characters.
  • Saku Suzuki serves as a color artist for the series.
  • Mame will be responsible for art direction
  • Kanda myth will be the director for the photography composition.
  • Saki Hazuki will perform the theme song of the series "Koi no Ookami".

Synopsis of Ookami-san wa Taberaretai

I want Akagashira-sensei to be my "first time"!

When Ookami, a beautiful and lonely girl, had her skirt stolen in physical education class, her teacher Akagashira-sensei managed to find the “responsible person” and soon bring Ookami home. However, this was all part of Ookami's plan to corner his teacher and seduce him into his room.

Source: official page

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