As the highly anticipated original TV anime, “Jellyfish Can’t Swim in the Night,” gears up for its premiere on April 6, a captivating key visual showcasing the main cast members has been released.

Adding to the intrigue, the enigmatic character JELEE is unveiled for the first time. With just a month left until the debut, excitement is building for this coming-of-age series.

Main Cast and JELEE Take Center Stage

The newly revealed key visual offers a glimpse into the world of “Jellyfish Can’t Swim in the Night,” featuring the four main characters who will play pivotal roles in the narrative.

This artistic representation sets the tone for the series, hinting at the depth and complexity of their individual journeys.

Accompanying the key visual is the first look at JELEE, the mysterious character whose debut has been shrouded in anticipation. The unveiling adds an extra layer of curiosity, leaving fans eager to explore JELEE’s role in the unfolding narrative.

Harmonious Addition: YouTuber Harami-chan Joins the Creative Ensemble

In an exciting development, YouTuber Harami-chan, renowned for her distinctive “pop-piano” musical style, has been announced as an additional staff member.

Her musical prowess will be showcased through the enchanting piano melodies accompanying Mei’s scenes in the anime. This collaboration promises to infuse the series with a unique auditory dimension.

Creative Forces Behind the Scenes

Directed by Ryohei Takeshita, known for his work on “Eromanga Sensei,” and produced by studio Doga Kobo on its 50th anniversary,

“Jellyfish Can’t Swim in the Night” boasts scripts penned by Yuji Yaku, the author of “Bottom-Tier Character Tomozaki.” Junichiro Taniguchi, recognized for his work on “SING ‘YESTERDAY’ FOR ME,” adapts the character designs for animation.

A Glimpse into Shibuya’s Allure

Set against the vibrant backdrop of Shibuya, the series follows a girl’s quest for self-discovery as she navigates the district’s nocturnal landscape.

A chance encounter promises to redefine her journey in this coming-of-age ensemble drama.