Do You Like Big Girls? Released a Trailer, NSFW Visual and Theme Song

Do You Like Big Girls? has released its first trailer, opening song, and a NSFW visual. The anime is scheduled for an April 5 broadcast release. AnimeFesta will pre-release the anime’s uncensored “premium version” and the censored “on-air” version on March 13. OceanVeil will also release the anime’s first episode on March 13 at 1:00 a.m. PDT. Mitsuki Nakae will perform the anime’s opening theme, “Sekai ni Hitotsu no Grift.”

Studio Hokiboshi, known for R18 titles such as Adam’s Sweet Agony and Overflow, will animate the adaptation.

Do You Like Big Girls? Production Details & Synopsis

Suiseisha had announced the manga’s anime adaptation last year and released production staff and voice cast information last month. The voice cast behind Do You Like Big Girls? Includes

Rin Hinishi as Sota Tachibana
Sui Mizushiro as Ayano Hasegawa
Aki Nagatsuki as Kyoka Teshigawara
Hana Mameshiba as Sanae Yamada
Kanna Natsuki as Kaori Tachibana
Noeru Kanzaki as Julia Mackenzie
Suyako Inemuri as Sakura Asakura

Do You Like Big Girls? Kyoka Character Visual — (Top Left to Bottom Right) Kyoka Teshigawara – Sanae Yamada – Julia Mackenzie – Sakura Asakura
Ayano Hasegawa – Sota Tachibana – Kaori Tachibana

Do You Like Big Girls? Sanae Character Visual — (Top Left to Bottom Right) Kyoka Teshigawara – Sanae Yamada – Julia Mackenzie – Sakura Asakura
Ayano Hasegawa – Sota Tachibana – Kaori Tachibana

The production staff behind Ookii Onnanoko wa Suki desu ka? comprises

Sota Warai — Director
Akinori Shiba — Sound Director
Shurakura Hououin — Director of Photography
Eeyo Kurosaki — Series Composition
Momoko Satou — Art Director
Nagae Ashitaka — Character Design
Neruneru — Color Design
Kouki Shinkai — Editing

Goro Aizome writes and illustrates Do You Like Big Girls? Takeshobo’s Monthly Kissca serialized the manga from January 2014 up until the magazine ceased publication in January 2022. Takecomic (formerly GANMA! Plus) now serializes the manga. Takeshobo has compiled the series into eight tankobon volumes. Seven Seas Entertainment’s Ghost Ship imprint publishes the English version. The manga was adapted into a live-action film in 2020.

Ookii Onnanoko wa Suki desu ka? follows Sota Tachibana, a short king who, thanks to his sister, ends up as the hall director for a college volleyball team. Unfortunately (or perhaps fortunately, depending on one’s perspective), Sota’s height quickly becomes a challenge to his well-being. Can Sota survive an all-female form that’s hellbent on sending him to heaven via snu-snu?