For The Kid I Saw In My Dreams Live-action Series: Release Date, Characters, Storyline, And More
On July 31, streaming platform Lemino unveiled thrilling news—a live-action adaptation of Kei Sanbe’s captivating manga, “For the Kid I Saw in My Dreams” (Yume de Mita Anoko no Tameni), is currently in production. The much-awaited series is scheduled for its grand premiere on August 29, exclusively on the Lemino platform. Adding to the excitement, Lemino has also released a teaser video and introduced the expanded cast lineup, making the anticipation soar.
Unveiling the Mysterious Story
Crafted by Yen Press in English, the manga spins an enthralling narrative. Senri Nakajou, in his tender youth, bore witness to the ruthless slaying of his family – an incident that ignited an unwavering desire for retribution within him. Every facet of his life is intricately entwined with this mission; from his daily undertakings to his academic pursuits, he is driven to accumulate the influence and resources required to locate the perpetrator and ensure retribution, regardless of the depths he must traverse.
Meet the Cast
The series features a talented cast that is sure to bring the characters to life. Some of the cast members include:
Actor/Actress | Role Description |
Hinako Sakurai | Enami Kotogawa, Senri’s childhood friend |
Aki Nishihara | Mitsue Yūki, Senri and Kazuto’s mother |
Shigeyuki Totsugi | Yūji Yūki, Senri and Kazuto’s father |
Shūhei Nomura | Wakazono Masayasu, a detective involved with the case |
Itsuuji Itao | Kenichirō Komatsu, a detective assigned to the case |
Itsuki Fujiwara | Akatsuki Sejima, Senri’s friend and confidante |
Fuyuki Moto | Makoto Chūjo, Senri’s maternal grandfather, runs a small grocery |
Behind the Scenes
Tsuyoshi Nakakuki is helming the series as director, while Daisuke Hosaka provides the engaging scripts. The music composition is in the capable hands of Tarō Makido, ensuring an immersive experience for viewers.
Sanbe’s Impressive Portfolio
Sanbe, known for works like ERASED and Island in a Puddle, introduced the manga in Kadokawa’s Young Ace magazine in July 2017, concluding it in July 2022. The 11th and ultimate compiled volume arrived in September 2022. On May 23, Yen Press released the 10th volume, and the manga earned a nomination for the Stan Lee Excelsior Award in 2020.
In conclusion, as the premiere date of August 29 draws near, excitement is building for the live-action adaptation of “For the Kid I Saw in My Dreams.” With an intriguing storyline, a talented cast, and creative minds behind the scenes, this series promises to be a captivating experience for fans of the manga and newcomers alike. Get ready to dive into a world of mystery, revenge, and suspense, as Lemino brings this thrilling story to life on screen.
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