4-koma Manga 'Fushigi na Somera-chan' Gets Anime Adaptation

It was announced by director Itsuki Imazaki on his official Twitter that the anime adaptation of 4-koma manga Fushigi na Somera-chan was not an April Fools' joke and is already in progress. The PV of the anime was first posted on April Fools' Day, but was updated today to confirm the anime adaptation.

Fushigi na Somera-chan began in Manga Pallete Lite's September 2008 issue and was serialized until the magazine was suspended in April 2011. While some other series were transferred to different magazines, Fushigi na Somera-chan is still marked as on-hiatus on Ichijinsha's official page. Serialized chapters were compiled into two volumes, which are currently only available for digital purchase.

The series was written and illustrated by Choboraunyopomi, the mangaka of Ai Mai Mii. Imazaki also directed Ai Mai Mii's two TV anime seasons, broadcast in Winter 2013 and Summer 2014.

Synopsis
The story follows the everyday life of Somera Nonomoto who can use the strongest kenpo, Nonomoto Mahou-ken, which is inherited from her mother with her younger sister Kukuru. (Source: Crunchyroll)





Source: Natalie

Fushigi na Somera-chan on MAL