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BADGIRL anime release date confirmed for july 8 with new trailer, cast, and theme song

Get ready for a new high school comedy anime to take the world by storm—here's what you need to know. A totally awesome, funny and fashionable new anime series debuts on Food Network television screens this summer! If you enjoy high school angst, off-beat personalities, and broad, satirical humor, this one's definitely worth checking out. The series was recently announced to debut in Japan on July 8th, 2025, but a fresh new trailer was recently released with tons of buzz-worthy new info—fresh new cast members, a KILLER theme song, and so much more about the anime's story. Here's a sneak peek at what BADGIRL is all about, who's involved, and why anime fans in the US and UK will want to watch this summer's upcoming release. What is BADGIRL anime about? Plot overview for new fans BADGIRL centers on Yu Yutani, an overachieving model student with the highest test scores and no record of trouble — until you peel back her layers. Beneath that shiny façade, Yu harbors a secret desire to be a 'bad girl' in order to get the attention of her Class-77 crush, Atori Mizutori, the stern head of the academy's disciplinary committee. What results is a laugh-out-loud comedy that's abundant with misunderstandings, awkward moments, and Yu's futile efforts to be the kind of rebel she absolutely won't be. Fans of anime such as Komi Can't Communicate, Monthly Girls' Nozaki-kun, or Toradora! will most definitely appreciate BADGIRL's quirky ambitions and refreshing spin of the slice-of-life genre full of school romance and slapstick comedy. by Taboola by Taboola Sponsored Links Sponsored Links Promoted Links Promoted Links You May Like Вот что поза во сне говорит о вашем характере! Удивительные Новости Undo BADGIRL anime release date and time The official BADGIRL premiere goes live on . July 8, 2025 at 12:00AM JST (That's July 7 at 11:00 AM EDT / 4:00 PM BST for US/UK fans.) Streaming information for international audiences has yet to be announced, but fans can look forward to news from big anime platforms such as Crunchyroll or HIDIVE leading up to its release. TVアニメ「ばっどがーる」メインPV｜ 7月5日(土)放送開始！ Opening theme song by new idol group TENROGUN The ten episode serialized anthology will kick off with the high throttling explosive theme song 'Super Big Love!' by TENROGUN, a new idol unit composed of Smart Dog Production divas. Above photo: Azusa Tachibana Photo of Misato Matsuoka, courtesy of Misato Matsuoka Photo credit Niina Hanamiya artist Miharu Hanai welcomes us to their world. This sultry, upbeat track feels like a perfect reflection of the show's chaotic brand of comedy and feel-good energy. Full BADGIRL anime voice cast (confirmed so far) Here's the main cast voice announced for BADGIRL thus far: Yu Yutani – The character, who is voiced by Azusa Tachibana Suzuka Suzukaze – voiced by Misato Matsuoka Rura Ruriha – Cast by Miharu Hanai Atori Mizutori – voiced by Niina Hanamiya Mizuka Mizutori – みずとり みずか – (CV: まえだ かおり) Mizuka Mizutori Kiyoraka Sumiki – voiced by Lynn K. Maria Komari ‒ voiced by Yui Horie (the leading, fan-favorite, AAA-list voice actress known for Toradora! and Bakemonogatari) Get to know the BADGIRL anime staff and creators The new anime adaptation is in the capable hands of Studio Bridge, who worked on Fairy Tail and Shaman King. Here's the innovative creative team that has brought this series to life: Director , New Jersey League of Municipalities Joji Furuta (SHAMAN KING) Production Series Composition, Screenplay: Shoji Yonemura (Wave, Listen to Me!) Character Design Yuki Morimoto (Kakegurui, Boarding School Juliet) Music Credits Alisa Okehazama (ONIMAI – I'm Now Your Sister) Manga creator original story and character design: Nikumaru Here's why BADGIRL is a summer must-see Whether you're an anime fan in search of a delightful, off-kilter escapade or a newcomer to the medium hoping to start with something invitingly weird, BADGIRL is quickly becoming one of the most amusing comedies of the season. Featuring a distinctive aesthetic, a stellar and up-and-coming English voice cast, and an exuberantly terrible lead character who's absolutely terrible at being the worst, this is one summer anime that you wouldn't want to flunk out on. Though the new official global streaming platforms aren't yet official, if you're in the US or UK you should stay on the lookout for any announcements from Crunchyroll, Netflix, or HIDIVE, as these services often acquire new seasonal anime.