Leading into this summer's broadcast of the TV anime adaptation of Naoko Kodama's Netuzou Trap -NTR-, principal voice actresses Ai Kakuma and Hiromi Igarashi and director Hisayoshi Hirasawa will be hosting a previewing screening at the TOHO Cinemas Shinjuku on June 25th. These new plans where accompanied by a second key visual for the anime, featuring its take on the grabbing illustrations from the manga's first volume.
Earlier Visual
Voice cast
Yuma Okazaki: Ai Kakuma (Hikari Karibuchi in Brave Witches)
Hotaru Mizushina: Hiromi Igarashi (Kiitaro in Kiitaro's yokai picture diary)
Takeda: Ryota Oosaka (Mutsumi Hachiouji in ALL OUT!!)
Fujiwara: Daisuke Ono (Jotaro Kujo in JoJo's Bizarre Adventure: Stardust Crusaders)
The Creators in Pack Inc. (Ojisan to Marshmallow, OZMAFIA!!) production will be helmed by Hisayoshi Hirasawa, who previously directed Kiitaro's yokai picture diary and Miss Bernard said. Masaru Kawashima (RAIL WARS!, Kiznaiver episode animation director) handles character designs.
The manga is licensed in North America by Seven Seas, who describes it
A dramatic tale of romance, lust, and betrayal, as two young woman explore their growing feelings for one another, NTR: Netsuzou Trap features stunning artwork and a romantic storyline that oozes with erotic tension.
Yuma and Hotaru have been friends since childhood. It is only natural that when Yuma is nervous about her new boyfriend, she asks Hotaru and her boyfriend along for a double date. But when Hotaru offers herself to Yuma as “practice”, both girls realize that they’re more interested in each other than they are in their own boyfriends. With boyfriends in the foreground but a secret, passionate tryst in the background, will Yuma and Hotaru try to forget what happened between them or have they fallen into a trap of true love and betrayal?
"Our readers and fans have been clamoring for more yuri," said Seven Seas publisher Jason DeAngelis. "NTR is one of the best-known yuri titles currently running in Japan, and we think Kodama Naoko’s dramatic storytelling along with her beautiful artwork will make this a hit with readers who have enjoyed Citrus."
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Scott Green is editor and reporter for anime and manga at geek entertainment site Ain't It Cool News. Follow him on Twitter at @aicnanime.
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