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A new anime adaptation was teased last year as Sorry About My Brothers put all the right teases into place. With a big announcement scheduled for December 12th, 2025, one of the early signs of an anime adaptation is a domain name being registered – which is not a guarantee. That happened with uchioto-anime.com in mid-November 2025. In December 2025, the adaptation was formally announced with plans for a 2026 debut. The adaptation has Hitoshi Nanba directing it from the series composition by Megumi Shimizu. Shiori Hiraiwa and Yoko Fukushima are handling the character designs with Lay-duce on the animation production.
The show is set for a July 3rd, 2026, debut, where it’ll be a two-cour consecutive run that Crunchyroll is localizing as Please Excuse My Younger Brothers. Now, the production has brought out the clean version of the opening sequence that features the song “Aikotoba” as performed by DISH//.
The Japanese cast includes:
- Naomi Ōzora as Ito Narita
- Toshiki Masuda as Gen Narita
- Taku Yashiro as Raku Narita
- Kenshō Ono as Syu Narita
- Momoka Terasawa as Rui Narita
- Daisuke Ono as Isao Narita
- Aya Endo as Saho Narita
The series features the opening theme song “Aikotoba” by DISH// and the ending theme song “Clover” performed by Reira Ushio.
Known originally as Uchi no Otouto-domo ga Sumimasen (うちの弟どもがすみません), it began in 202 by Akira Ozaki as serialized through Bessatsu Margaret for Shueisha. it has fourteen volumes released so far in Japan and has not been licensed in English.
Check out the official site and Twitter.
Plot Concept: Ito is a second-year high school student and an only child who has to move to a different city; her mother remarried and begins her new life as an older sister of 4 siblings! The start of a family-love-comedy with four step-brothers!
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