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The August issue of Kodansha‘s Monthly Shonen Magazine revealed on Tuesday that Kakushigoto: Himegoto wa Nan Desu ka (What is a Secret?), the theatrical compilation film for the the television anime of Kōji Kumeta‘s Kakushigoto manga, will have a bonus two-booklet manga for theatergoers titled Himegoto. The manga’s two booklets will be available for theatergoers on the first and second week of the film’s screening, respectively, with the first booklet being 14 pages long, and the second booklet being 20 pages long.
Himegoto will show a story set after the end of the Kakushigoto manga. Kumeta is drawing the manga.
The film will open in Japan this Friday, July 9. The film’s limited edition Blu-ray Disc will launch on the same day exclusively at theaters in Japan.
The film commemorates the 30th anniversary of Kumeta’s career as an illustrator. The film will feature additional cuts, as well as “another finale” that did not appear in the television anime series. The theme songs will be the same as in the original anime, with flumpool‘s “Chiisana Hibi” (Little Days) as the theme song and Eiichi Ohtaki‘s “Kimi wa Tennen Shoku” (Your Natural Colors) as the ending theme.
The comedy story centers on Kakushi Gotō, who doesn’t want his daughter, Hime Gotō, to know that he is a manga creator. The manga’s comedy focuses on the daily life of a family with a manga artist. In addition to being a word play on the father’s name, the ambiguous title can mean “Hidden Things,” but can also be read as “Drawing Job.”
Yūta Murano (Brave Beats, Dream Festival!, Seven Days War) directed the anime at Ajia-do. Takashi Aoshima (Minami-ke, Aho Girl!, Endro~!) wrote and supervised the series’ scripts. Shuuhei Yamamoto (Battle Girl High School, Between the Sky and Sea) designed the characters. Yukari Hashimoto (March comes in like a lion, Sarazanmai) composed the music. flumpool performed the opening theme song “Chiisana Hibi” (Small Days), and late musician Eiichi Ohtaki‘s “Kimi wa Tennen Shoku” (You Are Natural Color) song was the ending theme.
The anime premiered in April 2020, and aired for 12 episodes. Funimation streamed the anime as it aired in Japan.
Kumeta (Sayonara, Zetsubou-Sensei) published a four-page introduction to the manga in Kodansha‘s Monthly Shonen Magazine in November 2015, and then published the first full chapter in the same magazine in December 2015. The manga ended in July 2020 and has 12 compiled volumes. Kodansha Comics is releasing the manga digitally in English.
Source: Monthly Shonen Magazine August issue
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