Popular Rom-Com Manga Glasses With a Chance of Delinquent Officially Secures Anime Adaptation
Glasses With a Chance of Delinquent is getting a TV anime adaptation! Get the latest on the staff, studios, storyline, and release details.
The popular rom-com manga Glasses With a Chance of Delinquent (Megane, Tokidoki, Yankee-kun) by author Naruki is officially being adapted into a TV anime series. Jointly produced by animation studios Studio Flad and Wao World, the project brings together the core creative team behind hits like Banished from the Hero’s Party and The Little Lies We All Tell. With the manga currently reaching 11 compiled volumes published by Kodansha, fans of high school romance can look forward to watching this sweet story of secret pasts and sudden sparks unfold on television.
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Key Information
- Anime Title: Glasses With a Chance of Delinquent (Megane, Tokidoki, Yankee-kun)
- Original Creator: Naruki (Serialized in Kodansha’s Bessatsu Friend)
- Animation Studios: Studio Flad, Wao World
- Director: Makoto Hoshino
- Series Composition: Megumi Shimizu
- Character Designer: Ruriko Watanabe
- Original Manga Publisher: Kodansha (Japan), Seven Seas Entertainment (North America)
- Official Franchise Media: Bessatsu Friend Official Site, @betsufure on X
- Genre: Romantic Comedy, School Life, Delinquent (Yankee)
What Is the Glasses With a Chance of Delinquent Anime Release Date?
The Glasses With a Chance of Delinquent TV anime is currently scheduled to premiere on Japanese television.
- Manga Availability: Readers who want to jump ahead can purchase physical English volumes through the Seven Seas Entertainment product page or read digital chapters via Kodansha K Manga.
- Anime Streaming: Overseas licensing and streaming distribution storefronts, such as the Crunchyroll store, will announce international broadcast schedules closer to the anime premiere date.
What Is the Plot of Glasses With a Chance of Delinquent?
The story follows Hiro Momose, a high school freshman who wants nothing more than a peaceful, completely uneventful school life. Having had a rough history around troublemakers, she actively avoids delinquents, hoodlums, and anyone looking for a fight.
Her life changes when she joins her school’s Support Club and meets her classmate Dan Ichikura. On the surface, Ichikura seems like a quiet, studious, and friendly guy with dark hair and glasses. However, Momose quickly discovers his secret: back in middle school, Ichikura was a notorious, short-tempered delinquent. Although he insists he has turned over a new leaf and left his rowdy past behind, his hair-trigger instinct to defend others in fights says otherwise. Momose agrees to keep his secret, starting an unexpected relationship full of comedy and heart.
Who Is the Animation Staff Behind the Anime Adaptation?
The TV series features an experienced lineup of anime industry talent:
- Director Makoto Hoshino: Known for helming DamePri Anime Caravan, Banished from the Hero’s Party, I Decided to Live a Quiet Life in the Countryside, and The Little Lies We All Tell.
- Series Composer Megumi Shimizu: Overseeing script composition, Shimizu previously worked on fan-favorite series including My Next Life as a Villainess: All Routes Lead to Doom!, Banished from the Hero’s Party, and The Little Lies We All Tell.
- Character Designer Ruriko Watanabe: Bringing Naruki’s manga illustrations to life on screen, Watanabe previously served as character designer and animation director for Banished from the Hero’s Party and The Little Lies We All Tell.
- Animation Studios: Produced as a joint collaboration between Studio Flad (known for Dame×Prince Anime Caravan) and Wao World (known for A Wild Last Boss Appeared!).






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