Iconic Voice Actress Kotono Mitsuishi Joins Cast of Upcoming 'Li'l Miss Vampire Can't Suck Right' Anime

Prepare for a delightful descent into the supernatural comedy world as the highly anticipated anime adaptation of Kyōsuke Nishiki's beloved manga, Li'l Miss Vampire Can't Suck Right (Chanto Suenai Kyūketsuki-chan), unveils a major star addition to its cast. Veteran voice actress Kotono Mitsuishi, renowned for her iconic portrayal of Usagi Tsukino in Sailor Moon, is set to lend her unmistakable talent to the role of Misuzu Kirimine, a revelation that has ignited immense excitement among fans. This quirky and heartwarming series is slated for an October premiere, gracing screens on Tokyo MX, Kansai TV, BS Asahi, AT-X, U-NEXT, and other prominent streaming platforms.

A Star-Studded Cast Brings Characters to Life

The narrative charmingly orbits Luna Ishikawa, a second-year vampire transfer student at Kashinokidai High School who finds herself in a hilariously ironic predicament: she struggles with the most fundamental vampiric ability sucking blood. Leading the vibrant voice ensemble is Minami Tanaka as the endearing protagonist, Luna. She is joined by Kenshō Ono, who takes on the role of Tatsuta Ōtori, a high school student who stumbles upon Luna’s secret and becomes her unexpected guide, affectionately dubbed her 'Mama.' The stellar cast further expands with M.A.O as Eiko Sakuma, Ikumi Hasegawa as Misa Kusunoki, and Shion Wakayama as Maimi Suzuki, promising a rich tapestry of voices bringing Nishiki’s unique characters to life with comedic flair.

The Creative Minds Behind the Adaptation

Behind the scenes, the anime boasts an equally impressive creative team. Sayaka Yamai, known for her work on Dungeon People and Fantasy Bishōjo Juniku Ojisan to, directs the series. Scripts are penned by Yuniko Ayana, character designs crafted by Takuya Tani, and the musical score composed by Tomoki Kikuya. Studio feel. is at the helm of animation production, with Lantis managing the music production. This synergy of talent ensures a faithful yet innovatively fresh adaptation that captures the manga’s signature humor and undeniable charm.

As the Fall 2025 season approaches, Li'l Miss Vampire Can't Suck Right is poised to be a standout supernatural comedy, offering a perfect blend of heartwarming school life and quirky fantasy for audiences seeking a truly unique viewing experience.