Anime Production Site Report at "Doga Kobo," Direct Interview with Director Daisuke Hiramaki! Special Project "Oshi No Ko Day" Report

On ABEMA, starting from 6 AM on Tuesday, November 4th, "Good Oshi Day," various projects were rolled out throughout the day as "Oshi No Ko Day," including a free marathon broadcast of all episodes of the anime Oshi No Ko, live audio commentary, and a free live broadcast of a special program announcing "new information."

The special program "Fukagore☆Wanchan! Dig Deep into TV Anime Oshi No Ko Season 3 New Information," which aired from 8 PM, featured Takeo Otsuka, who plays Aqua, and Yurie Igoma, who plays Ruby, and successively unveiled new information including the first PV for Season 3, which will air from January 2026, and theme song details.

The program also thoroughly introduced "the future of Oshi No Ko" with diverse content, including an infiltration report of the anime production site, an interview with natori who is in charge of the ED theme, and a talk project discussing the "oshi" points of Season 3.

■Yurie Igoma Infiltrates "Doga Kobo" During Oshi No Ko Production! The Delicacy of the Production Site Revealed

First, we deliver a report from the production site of the anime Oshi No Ko by Yurie Igoma, who plays Ruby. She visited the production company "Doga Kobo" and experienced the behind-the-scenes of anime production.

While touring various sections including animation, color design, and photography, the production staff explained that "they draw while checking movements frame by frame" and "adjust colors down to the pixel level." Igoma was deeply moved, exclaiming, "Isn't that too delicate!?" and "I was finally able to see with my own eyes how a single picture gradually becomes footage." When Igoma powerfully stated, "Truly, this anime exists thanks to everyone's efforts...," Takeo Otsuka, who plays Aqua in the studio, also expressed respect for the production staff, saying, "There are so many more tasks that aren't shown on camera" and "This is created through all that work. I'm truly grateful."

Furthermore, a direct interview was conducted with Director Daisuke Hiramaki, who appeared between filming sessions. When asked, "What kind of footage will the first PV be?", the director stated, "I think it will be a PV where you can feel both the changes up until now and a 'sense of going back,'" suggesting that the characters' past and present are embedded in it.