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Just in time for the spooky season, there is exciting news for fans of the horror-comedy manga Mieruko-chan – it will be adapted into a live-action film set to be released in Japan in the summer of 2025. The film will star Nanoka Hara, known for her work as Suzume and her upcoming role in the live-action adaptation of Oshi no Ko. Directing the film will be Yoshihiro Nakamura, who is recognized for his work on Fish Story.

The Mieruko-chan manga, created by Tomoki Izumi, first debuted in 2018 and later became an anime series in 2021. Yen Press, the publisher of the English version of the manga, provides a brief overview of the story – Miko suddenly gains the ability to see horrifying creatures that are invisible to others. Instead of running away or confronting them, she chooses to ignore them completely. Can she maintain her composure and go about her daily life while being surrounded by terrifying monsters?

The announcement of the live-action film adaptation has generated much excitement among fans of the original manga and anime series. The transition from page to screen opens up new possibilities for storytelling and character development, bringing Mieruko-chan’s unique blend of horror and comedy to a wider audience.

With Nanoka Hara stepping into the lead role and Yoshihiro Nakamura directing, the film is poised to capture the essence of the manga while offering a fresh perspective on the supernatural elements and dark humor that define the series. As fans eagerly await the release of the film in 2025, anticipation is building for how the live-action adaptation will bring Mieruko-chan’s chilling and humorous world to life on the big screen.

Stay tuned for more updates and behind-the-scenes glimpses as the production of Mieruko-chan’s live-action film adaptation continues to unfold. Get ready to be thrilled and entertained as Miko’s encounters with grotesque beings come to life in a whole new way, promising an unforgettable cinematic experience for fans of the beloved horror-comedy manga.