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Source: Anime Twitter The Horimiya anime's final episode, page. 13 I Would Gift You the Sky has aired on April 4th, 2021, concluding the anime season. Source: Anime Twitter Horimiya the manga has concluded after nearly ten years of serialization on March 18, 2021, with Chapter 122: Last page. Source: Daisuke Hagiwara The Horimiya anime is set to air on January 9, 2021! Source: Anime Twitter Two upcoming previews are set to release on October 19, 2020, and November 2, 2020! They will feature Yuki Yoshikawa and Tooru Ishikawa, along with Kakeru Sengoku and Remi Ayasaki. Source: Anime Twitter The first Horimiya anime preview has been aired (September 21, 2020)! Source: Anime Twitter The Horimiya anime has been officially announced! It will be animated by CloverWorks and begins airing in January 2021. Source: CloverWorks Volume 15 of Horimiya will release on September 18, 2020! The cover features Yuki Yoshikawa and Tooru Ishikawa. Source: Daisuke Hagiwara Discord Come join fellow Horimiya fans in the affiliated Discord! External Links Horimiya on SquareEnix. HERO's Twitter. HERO's website. Daisuke Hagiwara's Twitter. Official Horimiya anime Twitter. "My Happy Marriage Novel Series Gets TV Anime". Anime News Network. Archived from the original on April 5, 2022. Retrieved April 5, 2022. ^ アニメ「わたしの幸せな結婚」は7月5日から、鶴木貿易の御曹司・新役は木村良平. Comic Natalie (in Japanese).
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