Danica Davidson
May 28, 2025 
The adult doujinshi Dekichau Made Kon by Hiroyoshi Kira is getting an anime series with the English title Marry Me, Let’s Have a Baby! It’s being done by WWWave Corporation’s AnimeFesta, which is known for making more risque anime. It will start streaming on the AnimeFesta site and on WWWave Corporation’s other streaming platform, OceanVeil, on June 13, then debut on Japanese TV on July 6. Meanwhile, a trailer has dropped.
Marry Me, Let’s Have a Baby! Trailer
Two versions are being made: a broadcast version that’s censored, and a “premium version” on AnimeFesta that’s uncensored.
Some of the voice cast has been revealed:
- Kei Shirai plays Taika Inaba
- Rei Kagami plays Ayano Katase
- Hana Yurimoto plays Mimi Kagamiya
Sumito Sasaki of The Share House’s Secret Rule is helming the project as director. The theme song will be performed by MAO. The person handling series scripts is Iruka Taichō, who also worked on The Share House’s Secret Rule. Credit for character design and chief animation direction go to Hironori Hano, who has many anime credits, mainly for animation work.
Here is an official description for the anime:
Marry Me, Let’s Have a Baby! Plot
At a speed-dating event, Taika hits it off with a woman named Ayano, a doctor who’s eager to have children. However, just as the matching couples are about to be announced, he panics and makes a break for it when his fears about his erectile dysfunction begin to surface…
Later, at an appointment for his condition, Taika is shocked to discover that his doctor is none other than Ayano herself! On top of that, he realizes that when he’s with Ayano, his erectile dysfunction disappears!
Other titles coming from WWWave include Chuhai Lips: Canned Flavor of Married Women and Yandere Dark Elf: She Chased Me All the Way From Another World!
Oh, and if the couple does successfully have a baby, they’ll have to keep in mind Japan’s new baby-naming rules.
Source: ANN
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Danica Davidson is the author of the bestselling Manga Art for Beginners with artist Melanie Westin, plus its sequel, Manga Art for Everyone, and the first-of-its-kind manga chalk book Chalk Art Manga, both illustrated by professional Japanese mangaka Rena Saiya. Check out her other comics and books at www.danicadavidson.com.
