Wound & Bandage Reveals MIYAVI Opening Theme in Full Trailer
The romantic comedy adds Kō Bonkobara and Kengo Takanashi to its cast, with Tomokazu Sugita narrating.
Wound & Bandage has released a full promotional video and key visual, revealing more cast and staff. The trailer previews MIYAVI’s opening song, “Show Me All Your Pain.”
The official website for Wound & Bandage (Kizuguchi to Hōtai) released its full promotional video and a key visual on Friday. The video previews the opening theme, “Show Me All Your Pain,” performed by MIYAVI.
The television anime adaptation of Umihoshi Nanai’s manga also announced two more cast members and its narrator:
- Kō Bonkobara as Shōta Kawaramori
- Kengo Takanashi as Mamoru Fujiyoshida
- Tomokazu Sugita as narrator
The series starts January 9 on ABC and TV Asahi’s Animazing!!! block. Its Saturday 26:00 slot falls at 2:00 a.m. Sunday.
AT-X will air the series first on January 9 at 11:00 p.m. ABEMA will stream episodes 30 minutes after their ABC and TV Asahi broadcast.
The previously announced cast includes:
- Hisako Kanemoto as Riyo Washizu
- Chikahiro Kobayashi as Gō Kiritani
- Shōya Ishige as Ginsuke Hatobane
- Yōko Hikasa as Matsu Daemon
- Yuka Iguchi as Magical Penpengusa
Newly revealed staff members include:
- Art director: Masaru Amamizu
- Color key artist: Miho Kimura
- Compositing director of photography: Kaori Omatsu
- Editing: Kentarō Tsubone (REAL-T)
- Music: Kohta Yamamoto and Misaki Umase
- Sound director: Jin Aketagawa
- Sound production: Magic Capsule
The romantic comedy follows Riyo Washizu, whose father leads a yakuza organization operating across Japan’s Kanto region. Young subordinate Gō Kiritani becomes her caretaker, expecting a docile child. Instead, he discovers her fetish: seeing strong people at their weakest.
Nanai launched the manga on Kodansha’s Comic Days app in August 2024. Kodansha shipped its fifth volume on July 16.
Miyuki Ishida directs at J.C. Staff. Ishida directed I.Cinnamoroll and episodes of One Punch Man seasons 2 and 3.
Susumu Yamakawa, whose credits include all three seasons of The Way of the Househusband and Murai in Love, writes the scripts. Natsuki Ōyama (Can a Boy-Girl Friendship Survive?) designs the characters.
Sources: Wound & Bandage anime's website via ANN
