Prepare for the highly anticipated release of the Hoshikuzu Telepath anime, adapted from Rasuko Okuma’s manga of the same title, as it now has a confirmed premiere date in Japan: October 9.

The anime project boasts a noteworthy lineup, with the talented director Kaori, renowned for her work on Yuyushiki, leading the way. Natsuko Takahashi takes charge of series composition, ensuring a compelling narrative, while Takahiro Sakai assumes the roles of character designer and chief animation director at the esteemed Studio Gokumi.
Okuma’s source material, the manga, initially graced the pages of Houbunsha’s Manga Time Kirara magazine in May 2019, capturing the hearts of readers ever since. Fans will be delighted to know that they won’t have to wait long for more manga content, as the fourth collected volume is set to hit Japanese bookshelves on September 27.
Now, a brief glimpse into the manga’s storyline: The narrative centers around Umika, a timid girl struggling with severe stage fright, which hinders her ability to communicate and make friends. She had nearly given up on the possibility of forming meaningful connections until the arrival of a transfer student named Yu. Interestingly, Yu is an extraterrestrial being with the unique ability known as “Odekopathy,” allowing her to comprehend the emotions and thoughts of others when their foreheads make contact. This extraordinary encounter sets the stage for a captivating coming-of-age tale that masterfully blends elements of “yuri” and “space,” all carefully crafted by the talented up-and-coming author Rusuko Okuma.
With the official premiere date drawing near, fans of the manga and anime enthusiasts alike can eagerly anticipate an enthralling and emotionally resonant journey with Hoshikuzu Telepath.




