June 30, 2025 – Tokyo, Japan — The popular cosplay romcom franchise “My Dress-Up Darling” has launched a new wave of excitement with the release of Volume 1 of its official spin-off manga, titled “Bisque Doll de Chu❤️”, by artist Choboraunyopomi in collaboration with original creator Shinichi Fukuda.
The manga brings a chibi-style, school-life twist to the hit romantic comedy, just days ahead of the Season 2 anime premiere on July 5.
Published in Japan by Square Enix, the new volume blends the charm of the original series with slice-of-life humor, placing fan-favorite characters Marin Kitagawa and Wakana Gojo in adorably chaotic school-based scenarios.
The result is a playful and accessible entry point for new fans, while offering plenty of inside jokes and emotional callbacks for longtime readers.
School Mayhem Meets Cosplay in This Playful Spin-Off
“Bisque Doll de Chu❤️” reimagines the beloved characters in super-deformed style, with Marin’s bold energy and Gojo’s shy, earnest demeanor dialed up for comedic effect.
While the original manga was celebrated for its mix of heartfelt romance and in-depth cosplay craft, the spin-off leans into light-hearted mischief, school gags, and friendship dynamics.
Cosplay Romcom "My Dress-Up Darling" School Life Spin-Off "Bisque Doll de Chu❤️" Vol.1 by Choboraunyopomi, Fukuda Shinichi
Anime Season 2 start on July 5!
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Early fans have praised Choboraunyopomi—best known for absurdist comedies like “Ai Mai Mi”—for capturing the spirit of Marin and Gojo in a fresh visual style. The collaborative effort with Fukuda ensures that the essence of “My Dress-Up Darling” remains intact even in its most exaggerated moments.
Season 2 of the Anime Heats Up the Summer Lineup
Meanwhile, anticipation is building for Season 2 of the “My Dress-Up Darling” anime, which begins airing on July 5 in Japan, with global streaming expected via Crunchyroll shortly after. The new season will dive deeper into Marin and Gojo’s growing bond, exploring new cosplay projects and emotional challenges.
The anime adaptation of Fukuda’s manga series gained a global fanbase in 2022, praised for its detailed costume sequences, sensitive storytelling, and chemistry between its leads. With “Bisque Doll de Chu❤️” now on shelves and the anime return just days away, summer 2025 promises to be a celebration for fans of romantic comedies and cosplay culture alike.
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