The official X/Twitter account for the Giant Ojō-sama (Giant Young Lady) television anime, based on the manga by Nikumura Q, announced on Friday that Rina Kawaguchi will voice Stella, another giant girl in the series. A character trailer for Stella was also streamed alongside the announcement.
The previous week, the account had revealed that Risa Imayanagi is cast as Madoka Ito, a member of the “Secret Service” who likewise transforms into a giant girl over the course of the story.
Main Cast
- Yū Serizawa — Oriko Fujidō
- Junya Enoki — Dr. Sebastian
Staff
Hiroshi Ikehata (WITCH WATCH) is directing the anime at Tatsunoko Production, with Katsuya Oshima serving as assistant director. Hajime Mitsuda (Food for the Soul) is the character designer and chief animation director, while Yū Satō (Azur Lane: Slow Ahead!) handles series composition and script. Music is composed by Yūsuke Shirato (Rumble Garanndoll), Kijibato, and Aira (Dream Monster).
Additional Staff
- Art Design: Takashi Hiruma
- Art Director: Akira Itō (StudioARA)
- Color Setting: Misako Akama
- Photography: Masashi Kamiki (Studio Myu), Yōhei Konishi (Studio Twinkle)
- Editing: Akinori Mishima
- Animation Producer: Miki Kaneko
Story
The series follows Oriko Fujidō, the heiress of an extraordinarily wealthy family who suddenly begins growing to gigantic proportions. Having received an entire town as a birthday gift on her fourth birthday, she one day finds her beloved town under attack by a giant invader. Her butler, Sebastian, offers her a special drink that transforms her into a giant so she can fight back — but her efforts to protect the town risk destroying it and throwing its residents’ lives into complete chaos.
About the Manga
Nikumura Q has been serializing Giant Ojō-sama on Shogakukan’s Sunday Webry platform since July 2020. The 13th compiled volume was released on September 11. The manga earned a nomination for best web manga at the eighth Next Manga Awards (Tsugi ni Kuru Manga Taishō) in 2022, and ranked fifth in AnimeJapan’s sixth “Most Wanted Anime Adaptation” poll the following year.

