Tokyo– Fans of romantic comedies have reason to celebrate. JUMP COMICS’ hit manga “You and I Are Polar Opposites” has unveiled its fourth anime trailer, along with the announcement of its opening theme song “Lose the frames” performed by rising artist noa. The series is set to stream globally in January 2026.
A Fresh Look at the Rom Com
The new trailer highlights the quirky relationship between Suzuki, an energetic girl who struggles to fit in, and Tani, a quiet boy who speaks his mind without hesitation.
The clip features a heartfelt monologue from Tani, underscoring the emotional tension at the center of the story.
Theme Song by noa
The opening track “Lose the frames” is noa’s first anime theme song. Known for her self-produced music and artistry, noa has already built a massive following with songs like “Any angle”, “My Lovely Killer”, and “1000 Days of Moments”.
Her work has generated more than 6 billion views across social media platforms, making her one of Gen Z’s breakout stars.
In a statement, noa said, “I’m so honored that this work gave me the opportunity to sing my first anime theme song. I connected with the quirky characters as they navigate growing up—I teared up and found myself cheering for them.”
Production and Cast
The anime adaptation is being produced by Lapintrack, the studio behind “Undead Murder Farce”. Directed by Takayoshi Nagatomo, with series composition by Teruko Utsumi, the project brings together a strong creative team.
The voice cast includes:
- Suzuki – Sayumi Suzushiro (Bocchi the Rock!)
- Tani – Shogo Sakata (Chainsaw Man)
- Watanabe – Yuna Taniguchi
- Sato – Konatsu Hirabayashi
- Yamada – Anji Iwata
- Azuma – Miyuri Shimabukuro
- Taira – Wataru Katoh
- Nishi – Cocoro Omori
- Honda – Tomori Kusunoki
Global Streaming in 2026
The anime will be available worldwide starting January 2026 through partnerships with Animax Broadcasting Korea (ANIPLUS), Crunchyroll, and Medialink. Streaming platforms will be updated on the official English website.
From Manga to Anime
Originally created by Kocha Agasawa, “You and I Are Polar Opposites” has sold over 1.6 million copies and won multiple awards.
Serialized on Jump+ until 2024, the manga is also available in English via MANGA Plus and Viz Media.
With its heartfelt characters, award-winning source material, and a global streaming rollout, this rom-com is shaping up to be one of the most anticipated anime releases of 2026.
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