Netflix has unveiled a fresh teaser visual and trailer for the upcoming anime film "My Oni Girl" by Studio Colorido. The film is set to premiere exclusively on Netflix on May 24, 2024, with a runtime of one hour and 52 minutes, as indicated on the streaming platform's website.

Kensho Ono and Miyu Tomita lead the main voice cast of "My Oni Girl," portraying the characters Hiiragi Yatsuse and Tsumugi, respectively.

The anime film "My Oni Girl" is being directed by Tomotaka Shibayama, known for co-directing "A Whiskey Away," at Studio Colorido. The screenplay is co-written by Shibayama and Yuuko Kakihara, known for works like "The Apothecary Diaries" and "Blue Orchestra." Nami Kubota is the film's music composer.

The talented staff of "My Oni Girl" consists of Masafumi Yokota (known for "Shine on! Bakumatsu Bad Boys") as the character designer, with Sunao Chikaoka (credited for original character designs in "Hakubo" and "Revisions") serving as the character design assistant. Miho Tanaka (from "The Yuzuki Family's Four Sons") takes on the role of color designer, while Kunihiko Inaba (noted for works like "Meganebu!" and "Giovanni's Island") handles the art direction. Satoshi Machida serves as the composting director, and Eriko Kimura (known for her work on "Penguin Highway") takes charge as the sound director.

"My Oni Girl" marks the second installment in a series of three films produced by Netflix in collaboration with Studio Colorido. Studio Colorido is renowned for its previous works such as "Penguin Highway," "A Whisker Away," and "Drifting Home."

Netflix describes the film’s synopsis as: 

My Oni Girl tells the story of Hiiragi Yatsuse, a first-year high school student who struggles to make friends despite his efforts to please others. His life takes an unexpected turn when one summer day, he meets Tsumugi, an oni (demon) girl on a quest to find her mother in the human world. Snow mysteriously begins to fall… and their adventure begins.

Source: Netflix Anime Official Twitter, press release