©阿賀沢紅茶／集英社・TVアニメ「氷の城壁」製作委員会
Things are going well for Kocha Agasawa as their manga series You and I Are Polar Opposites is in the works as an anime, and another work, The Ramparts of Ice, is getting an anime adaptation as well, as announced in May 2025.
Netflix set a worldwide April 2nd, 2026, debut for the series, which is also getting broadcast distribution in Japan as well. The latest update on the property is that production has brought out the first preview of the 10th episode ahead of its June 4th, 2026, debut.
The show has Mankyu directing it from the series composition by Yasuhiro Nakanishi. Miki Ogino is handling the character designs with Studio KAI on the animation production.
The Japanese cast includes:
- Anna Nagase as Koyuki Hikawa
- Fūka Izumi as Miki Azumi
- Satoshi Inomata as Yōta Hino
- Shōya Chiba as Minato Amamiya
- Chiaki Kobayashi as Tsubasa Igarashi
- Sakura Shinfuku as Tsukiko Shimojima
- Akari Kito as Momoka Kuriki
- Kakeru Hatano as Yūki Azumi
- Natsumi Kawaida as Akine Atagawa
The theme songs feature the opening song “Tomei” performed by Novelbright, and the ending theme song “Sakasama” as performed by Polkadot Stingray.
Known originally as Koori no Jouheki, it began in 2020 as serialized in Manga Mee for Shueisha and has fourteen volumes out as of February 4th, 2025 and is listed as ongoing.
Check out the official site and Twitter.
Plot Concept: Inept at dealing with people, Higawa Koyuki maintains a wall between herself and others. She spends her time in high school away from others, all alone. At least until she encounters Amamiya Minato who keeps closing the distance between them for some reason.
The aloof Koyuki, the popular Miki, the boundary-less Minato, and the easygoing and kind basketball team member Youta. This is the story of these somewhat complicated four and their tantalizing, bumbling youth.
Previous promos and visuals:
©阿賀沢紅茶／集英社・TVアニメ「氷の城壁」製作委員会
©阿賀沢紅茶／集英社・TVアニメ「氷の城壁」製作委員会
©阿賀沢紅茶／集英社・TVアニメ「氷の城壁」製作委員会
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