Manga launched in 2018; There have been live action, anime, and musical adaptations
Kodoani.com – Famous manga series Cherry Magic! Thirty Years of Virginity Can Make You a Wizard?! (original title: 30-sai Dōtei da to Mahō Tsukai ni Nareru Rashii) by the author Yū Toyota has officially entered its final season, which was revealed in the 15th episode released on Tuesday.
Content summary:
The story revolves around Adachia thirty-year-old man who is still a virgin, suddenly develops abilities Read other people's thoughts by touching them. While accidentally touching his handsome colleague, Adachi suddenly discovered that the guy was… secretly love and miss myself. From here, humorous but touching situations begin to take place.
Development and adaptations:
Manga publishing:The series began being serialized on Really pixiv since 2018 and quickly became a phenomenon thanks to the combination of romantic comedy and fantasy elements.
Japanese live-action series:Premiered on TV Tokyo in October 2020 and is streamed on Crunchyroll from December 2020. A two-episode spin-off series was released on Tsutaya Premium in the same year. The live-action sequel hits theaters in April 2022.
TV anime:
The anime premiered in January 2024, with a concurrent broadcast on Crunchyrollincluding the English dub. A special compilation film from the anime also premiered in Japan on December 13.
Opera:
The work was adapted into a musical titled CheriMaho The Musicalscheduled to take place from April 11 to 27, 2024 in Tokyo and Aichi.
International adaptation:
The story was also adapted into a live-action series in Thailand, expanding the manga's global appeal.
Other works by Yū Toyota:
On December 28, Toyota launched a new manga series titled Naraku no Hoshi (Star of the Abyss) above Really pixiv. The first volume of this manga has just been released, continuing to prove the author's talent.
With love for Cherry Magicthe final part of the manga promises to be an emotional ending to the memorable journey of Adachi and the surrounding characters.
