After many months of anticipation, anime fans finally received great news: the anime adaptation of Takopi’s Original Sin has officially confirmed its release date, coming out much earlier than expected. With a profound storyline and stunning visuals, this title is undoubtedly a must-watch for all anime enthusiasts this season, especially since it is being hailed as Shonen Jump’s “darkest” anime.
According to the official website and X (formerly Twitter) account of Takopi’s Original Sin, the anime is set to premiere on June 28, 2025.
First announced in December 2024 at the Jump Festa event, Taizan 5’s manga (also the creator of The Ichinose Family’s Deadly Sins) is one of the most talked-about works of this year. Although it will consist of six episodes, the introduction and latest promotional materials showcase the incredible quality of this adaptation, emphasizing why it deserves your attention.
The Most Anticipated Anime of 2025 Set to Release
Takopi’s Original Sin follows Takopi, a cheerful alien from the Planet of Happiness, who hopes to bring joy to Earth. He meets Shizuka, a 9-year-old girl struggling with a difficult life, constantly bullied and facing numerous family issues. Feeling empathetic towards Shizuka’s plight, Takopi decides to help her using unique abilities from his home planet.
However, the story quickly takes a dark turn when Shizuka’s pet, Chappy, falls victim to the sinister plans of Marina, a cruel being. Overwhelmed by the loss of her only friend, Shizuka seeks death, prompting Takopi to use a device to reverse time and attempt to change their fates.
Studio ENISHIYA’s High-Quality Production
This anime adaptation is produced by studio ENISHIYA, directed by Shinya Iino, known for his work on the acclaimed series Dr. Stone. The opening theme song titled “Happy Lucky Chappy” is performed by Ano, while the ending theme is “Glass no Sen” by Tele.
The soundtrack is composed by Yoshiaki Fujisawa, who previously worked on Mushoku Tensei and Land of the Lustrous. Character design is by Keita Nagahara, with art direction by Sagako Itakura, known for March Comes in Like a Lion and Violet Evergarden, and Yu Wakabayashi, who worked on Attack on Titan, as the director of photography.
With a talented cast and a high level of production quality, the excellence of Takopi’s Original Sin is evident in the promotional trailers and visuals released. There is no doubt that this anime will be a remarkable work. The concise storytelling, crafted perfectly for the anime format, is sure to make a significant impact. Despite the many enticing series set to air this summer, this supernatural-themed anime is certainly one to keep an eye on.
Source: Comicbook
