The highly anticipated anime adaptation of Chihiro Yuzuki’s romantic fantasy manga, “With You, Our Love Will Make It Through” (Kimi to Koete Koi ni Naru), officially premiered on October 14, 2025, introducing viewers to a world where love transcends societal divides between humans and beastfolk. The series debuted on Tokyo MX and other networks in Japan, with global streaming available via Crunchyroll.
The premiere episode initiated the tender narrative of high school student Mari Asaka and the mysterious beastfolk transfer student, Tsunagu Hidaka, setting the stage for a poignant coming-of-age story that promises to challenge prejudice and explore the complexities of an interracial romance.
A Timely Tale of Coexistence and Connection
“With You, Our Love Will Make It Through” is set in a contemporary world where humans and beastfolk, despite coexisting, are often separated by societal prejudices and unspoken barriers. The story primarily follows Mari Asaka, a human high schooler whose life takes an unexpected turn with the arrival of Tsunagu Hidaka, an exceptional beastfolk student who transfers into her class.
Initially apprehensive due to societal norms, Mari soon finds herself drawn to Tsunagu’s gentle and steadfast nature. Their burgeoning relationship forms the core of the series, aiming to dismantle preconceived notions and foster understanding in a divided world. The anime delves into how love, trust, and small acts of courage can help bridge gaps of misunderstanding, making it a socially resonant and heartfelt narrative for audiences.
Key Characters and Voice Cast Bringing the Story to Life
The central dynamic of “With You, Our Love Will Make It Through” is driven by its compelling protagonists:
- Mari Asaka: The human high school student, voiced by Manaka Iwami, who navigates her initial confusion and growing affection for Tsunagu.
- Tsunagu Hidaka: The beastfolk transfer student, portrayed by Takuya Eguchi, whose kind heart and resilient spirit challenge Mari’s perceptions and societal norms.
The supporting cast includes Yukihiro Aida, voiced by Kōtarō Nishiyama, who harbors a secret crush, and Kisara, a feline-type beastfolk voiced by Ai Kakuma, adding further layers to the intricate high school romance.
Production Details and Creative Team
The anime series is produced by Millepensee, with a seasoned creative team at the helm. Shin Itagaki (known for So I’m a Spider, So What?) serves as both director and series composer, also writing the episode screenplays. Hiromi Kimura co-directs the series and is responsible for character designs, ensuring the visual aesthetics align with the manga’s beloved art style. Akiyoshi Yasuda composes the music, setting the emotional tone for the series.
The production team also includes Masakazu Miyake as art director and Miyuki Kibata overseeing color design, contributing to the anime’s visual storytelling. This collaborative effort aims to meticulously adapt Chihiro Yuzuki’s original manga, which began serialization on Shueisha’s Manga Mee service in May 2021 and has since compiled ten tankōbon volumes. Yen Press has licensed the manga for English publication, with the first volume released in December 2024.
Opening and Ending Themes Set the Mood
The series features “Kusuguttai” (くすぐったい。; ‘Ticklish’), performed by CHiCO with HoneyWorks, as its opening theme song. The ending theme, “Kimi ni Naretara” (きみになれたら; ‘If I Can Get Used to You’), is performed by Yoh Kamiyama. Both songs are expected to encapsulate the bittersweet and evolving romantic journey of Mari and Tsunagu.
Where to Watch “With You, Our Love Will Make It Through”
Following its premiere on October 14, 2025, new episodes of “With You, Our Love Will Make It Through” are scheduled to release weekly. In Japan, the anime airs on Tokyo MX, Kansai TV, AT-X, and BS11.
For international audiences, Remow has licensed the series, making it available for streaming on Crunchyroll worldwide, excluding Japan and China. Episodes are typically released with English subtitles, with English dubs expected at a later date. New episodes are scheduled for Tuesdays at 8:00 a.m. PDT / 11:00 a.m. EDT on Crunchyroll. The first season is slated to run for 12 episodes, concluding in December 2025.
