LAUSBUB performs “sign” for June Amazon Prime show about 2 women’s unlikely friendship
The staff of the live-action mini-series of Tsunami Umino’s Kuroema: Chole et Emma manga unveiled a new trailer and visual on Wednesday. The trailer announces and previews the theme song “sign,” which the band LAUSBUB created for the series.
Image via Amazon Prime Video Japan’s X/Twitter account
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The manga’s story begins when Emma, a 30-year-old woman, loses her love life, job, and home in one fell swoop, as the boyfriend she was living with breaks up with her on the same day the company she was working for goes bankrupt. She wanders into a mansion, and is soon found by its owner Chloe, an eccentric rich heiress who lives alone. While Chloe initially accepts Emma staying at her mansion for a night, an unfortunate fire at Chloe’s home that night forces them to find a living situation together. Later, a customer arrives at Chloe’s fortune telling shop and brings mysterious circumstances that the two get drawn into.
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Guest cast also includes: Asami Usuda, Yūta Hayashi, Renn Kiriyama, and Yōhei Hayashida.
The series will debut streaming worldwide exclusively on Amazon Prime Video on June 12, and will have five episodes. Rikiya Imaizumi (live-action Teasing Master Takagi-san, 1122: For a Happy Marriage) is directing the series, and is also penning scripts alongside his wife Kaori Imaizumi.
Umino launched the manga in Kodansha’s Kiss magazine in August 2022. Kodansha published the manga’s fourth compiled book volume on March 13.
Umino began the The Full-Time Wife Escapist (Nigeru wa Haji da ga Yaku ni Tatsu) manga in November 2012, and ended the manga in February 2020. Kodansha shipped the 11th and final compiled book volume in April 2020. The manga won the shojo category of the 39th Kodansha Awards.
A live-action television series adaptation aired in Japan in fall 2016. A live-action special aired in December 2020.
Kodansha USA Publishing publishes the manga digitally in English.
Sources: Amazon Prime Video Japan’s YouTube channel and X/Twitter account, Comic Natalie
