Giant Ojō-sama Anime Teaser Reveals Cast and January 2027 Debut

DMM Pictures has released a teaser trailer for Giant Ojō-sama, the upcoming TV anime adaptation of Nikumura Q’s manga. The preview also reveals the main cast and production staff, with the series scheduled to debut in January 2027.

What the teaser shows: a corporate heiress, a kaiju-sized transformation

The story centers on Fujido Oriko, the charismatic head of the Fujido Zaibatsu—an organization that holds a monopoly in Japan’s vending machine industry. Serving as her right hand is her eccentric but capable butler, Dr. Sebastion.

When a monster suddenly attacks the city, Dr. Sebastion turns to an experimental energy drink developed by his own team to respond to the threat. The result is far from subtle: Oriko grows to massive, kaiju-like proportions. The series frames the premise around whether she can stop the destruction caused by the monster—or at least keep her composure while doing it.

Cast and creative team

The teaser confirms the following voice cast:

  • Yū Serizawa as Oriko Fujido
  • Junya Enoki as Dr. Sebastian

Production roles include:

  • Hiroshi Ikehata directs the anime at Tatsunoko Production, with Katsuya Oshima serving as assistant director
  • Hajime Mitsuda handles character design and serves as general animation director
  • Yū Satō writes the scripts and is responsible for series composition
  • Music is composed by Yūsuke Shirato, Kijibato, and Aira

Additional staff listed in the teaser includes:

  • Art settings: Takashi Hiruma
  • Art director: Akira Itō
  • Color design: Misako Akama
  • Cinematography: Masashi Kamiki and Yōhei Konishi
  • Editing: Akinori Mishima
  • Animation producer: Miki Kaneko

Manga origins and release window

Nikumura Q began serializing the Giant Ojō-sama manga in July 2020 on Shogakukan’s web platform Sunday Webry.

With the anime now confirmed for a January 2027 TV release, the teaser positions the adaptation to bring its outlandish “vending machine monopoly heiress vs. sudden monster disaster” premise to the screen—this time with Oriko forced to deal with the consequences of an experimental energy drink at full kaiju scale.

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