by On the 24th, Tokyo Big Sight held a stage event for the upcoming TV anime series “Sometimes Arya-san, Who Talks in Russian in a Blustery Way” (after this, referred to as “Rosidere”). Held at AnimeJapan 2024.
As new information, the second key visual has been released, and it has also been decided that a preliminary event will be held where you can watch the first episode as soon as possible.
At the event held at AJ Stage were Kohei Amasaki (Masachika Kuze), Sumire Uesaka (Alyssa Mikhailovna, Kujo)), Wakana Maruoka ( The prominent cast members including Yuki Suo (voice of Yuki Suo), Yukiyo Fujii (voice of Mariya Mikhailovna and Kujo), and Saya Aizawa (voice of Ayano Kimijima) have gathered together. First, while the voice actors were clinging to the acrylic stands of each character placed on the desk, a corner called “This is my favorite! Rosidere” started.
In the corner where the main points of this work were presented, the main points were introduced according to the themes of “super-fast tsundere” and “charming characters.” In the next episode, “Bakusoku Tsundere,” the other voice actors turned their heads to them when Mr. Amasaki and Mr. Uesaka performed a passage from the original novel. They were entranced, just like the audience. Ms. Uesaka said, “’Милашка.’ (Mishka) means cute in the superlative sense!” The talk progressed while also including a Russian lesson.
Mr. Maruoka excitedly said, “The balance between derision and tsunami was exquisite, and I couldn’t stop reading the original work!” Mr. Fujii said, “The original work is wonderful, but at the dubbing scene, I couldn’t stop reading the original work. I couldn’t help but notice how Arya, played by Mr. Uesaka, looked in the post-recording scene. When I hear it… I’m already shocked!” he said, stirring up anticipation for the broadcast from the audience.
On the topic of “Attractive Characters,” the participants talked about their first impressions of the characters they played. Mr. Uesaka excitedly gave a presentation, saying, “The love for silver-haired heroines is engraved in our DNA!” Maruoka said, “Some people know her from the anime, so I can’t talk about her in-depth yet… but the more you dig into her, the more interesting she is!” highlighting Ayano’s appeal beyond first impressions. Fujii thanked the entire cast, saying, “I was worried because I haven’t played a character like Marcia recently, but I’m playing with everyone’s support!” Aizawa analyzed Ayano by saying, “She’s a silent character, and her expressions don’t change, but she’s not an ordinary girl.”
After that, there were talk corners and ‘support speeches’ projects featuring the characters. The cast summarized the work by saying, ‘We’re not all ordinary people,’ emphasizing the unique and innovative aspects of the anime. This work pioneers a new genre of Russian x tsundere, promising a fresh and exciting viewing experience. At the end of the stage, the cast sent messages regarding the anime that will start in July, bringing the curtain down on the highly anticipated event.
I want to deliver a complete and thrilling story to everyone as soon as possible!” (Mr. Fujii), “I’m looking forward to the day when everyone gets to know the various sides of Yuki! If you’re a fan of the original, let’s grin together.” (Mr. Maruoka) ) “The scene where she says things in Russian is creepy, so I try to make her pronunciation cute. I’m working with the original author and the sound director to figure out how to make Arya cute, so I’m looking forward to it.”
Please!” (Mr. Uesaka) “I think a new side of Kuze-kun will come out in the anime. So, I’m acting with all my might! Anyway, Aarya is cute, so please look forward to every episode starting in July!” (Mr. Tenzaki) “The Arya-san next door who sometimes blurts out in Russian” (commonly known as “Rosidere”) was published as a light novel by Sansan SUN on the novel posting site “Let’s Become a Novelist” in May 2020. Start posting from.
From the following year, 2021, the book will be published in 7 volumes in Kadokawa Sneaker Bunko (published by KADOKAWA), and in 2022, a comic version will be serialized in “Magazine Pocket” (published by Kodansha). Last year, it was announced that the long-awaited anime version of the “Youth romantic comedy that will make you smile,” brought to you by a Russian high school girl, was scheduled to air in April 2024. Douga Kobo will handle animation production.
