Following the anime’s eighth episode broadcast last night in Japan, the official Twitter account for Jellyfish Can’t Swim in the Night today unveiled a brand-new visual captioned with the word “Yakusoku” (“Promise”) and teasing the original series’ forthcoming climax.
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With an original story by JELEE and character drafts by popman3580, Ryohei Takeshita (Eromanga Sensei) directs Jellyfish Can’t Swim in the Night at studio Doga Kobo, with scripts by Yuki Yaku (Bottom-Tier Character Tomozaki author) and character designs adapted for animation by Junichiro Taniguchi (SING “YESTERDAY” FOR ME).
HIDIVE is streaming the series and describes the story:
Four young women—an artist who quit drawing, a retired idol wishing to prove her worth, a hotheaded V-tuber, and a mysterious composer—band together on the late-night streets of Shibuya to form an anonymous artist group called “JELEE”. Produced by Doga Kobo on the studio’s 50th anniversary, this touching coming-of-age ensemble drama celebrates the unique energy of Shibuya, Japan’s most popular nightlife district, as well as the legacy of Doga Kobo, studio behind smash-hit series Oshi no Ko.
Source: Official Twitter
