Meanwhile, the Engage Kiss manga will begin serialization in Japan, in the Manga UP! magazine. Studio A-1 Pictures will handle the animation for this series. The Engage Kiss anime will air starting on July 3rd on the Crunchyroll streaming platform, with new episodes being added each week. For now, fans in the West will only have access to the Engage Kiss anime via streaming, but perhaps in the future, the manga and mobile game will expand beyond Japan to reach Western audiences. The upcoming Engage Kiss anime is more than a standalone 12-episode show - it's part of a multimedia project titled Project Engage, which will span the Engage Kiss anime, a manga adaptation and even a mobile game. He's got more than one battle to fight, and there is no time to lose. Along the way, Shuu finds himself surrounded by charming girls and young women, and in between high-stakes battles against demons, Shuu will have to untangle the web that is his love life and find true happiness not just from much-needed paychecks, but from true love as well. Ogata Shuu physically resembles Shield Hero's Iwatani Naofumi, but instead of being a reluctant isekai hero, Shuu fights to protect his own world, and most of all, he's fighting to put food on the table and keep the lights on for himself and Kisara. In a way, Engage Kiss is poised to become a more modern and amusing version of Demon Slayer, being the story of a humble, hardworking young man and his reliable female friend in their daily battles against terrifying monsters. However, Shuu's dire situation is about to turn around he can find paying work slaying demons - beings associated with D disasters - and there are plenty of them to hunt. In fact, they might soon get their utilities shut off and their phone disconnected. He can barely find meaningful work with his PMC, or private military company, and his funds are running dangerously low to support himself and his friend Kisara. The story begins with the protagonist Ogata Shuu, a boy down on his luck in almost every way. Engage Kiss is set to combine several different anime genres, conventions and tropes into one cohesive package, which may broaden its appeal among anime fans and help it compete with hard-hitting titles like Made in Abyss and Overlord.

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