Romantic comedy manga Sometimes Even Reality Is a Lie! (Real mo Tama ni wa Uso wo Tsuku), created by Niichi, is officially receiving a TV anime adaptation. The announcement confirms that the series is scheduled to premiere in 2027, bringing the beloved online romance to television for the first time.
TV Anime Confirmed for 2027
The adaptation was announced alongside an official visual confirming the project is now in production. While the announcement establishes a 2027 premiere window, the production team has not yet revealed additional information such as the animation studio, main cast, or exact broadcast date.
A Romantic Comedy That Started Online
Originally launched by Niichi in 2018 through social media before later receiving a collected manga release, Sometimes Even Reality Is a Lie! follows Kaoru Terazaki, a gamer who regularly plays online using a female avatar.
When Kaoru finally meets his online friend Nanami Osaka in person, he discovers that reality is far different from what either of them expected. Their unusual first meeting leads to a wholesome romantic comedy filled with misunderstandings, awkward moments, and gradually developing feelings.
A Fan-Favorite Romantic Comedy Heads to Television
Over the years, the manga has earned praise for its lighthearted storytelling, charming characters, and refreshing take on online friendships turning into real-life relationships. Its blend of romance, comedy, and slice-of-life moments helped the series build a dedicated following, making an anime adaptation one of the most anticipated announcements among fans.
With production now officially underway, more information about the staff, voice cast, promotional videos, and release schedule is expected to be revealed closer to the anime’s 2027 debut.
Final Thoughts
The announcement of a 2027 TV anime adaptation marks a major milestone for Sometimes Even Reality Is a Lie!. While many production details remain under wraps, fans can already look forward to seeing Niichi’s charming romantic comedy make the transition from manga to television in the coming year.
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