Fermat no Ryori TV Anime Set for July Release, Teaser Trailer Revealed

A culinary encounter between a genius mathematician.

The TV anime Fermat no Ryori, based on Yugo Kobayashi’s work, is set to premiere in July. A teaser visual and teaser PV have been released, but details on the staff and studio remain undisclosed.

Both Tomita and Ban will appear at the Fermat no Ryori and Kunon the Sorcerer Can See Special Stage at AnimeJapan 2025 on March 23.

Teaser Trailer:

Teaser Visual:

CAST:
Ryosuke Tomita as Gaku Kitada
Taito Ban as Kai Asakura

Kodansha has been serializing the Fermat no Ryori manga in their Monthly Shonen Magazine since September 2018, with four collected volumes released in Japan so far.

Passionate about mathematics from an early age, Gaku Kitada was destined for a career as a mathematician. Unfortunately, his failure at the International Olympiad forced him to abandon his dream and work part-time in his academy’s canteen. His meeting with the enigmatic Kai Asakura, a culinary prodigy, opens up unexpected new horizons.

When two geniuses meet and mathematics and cooking become intertwined, the door to an unknown world opens before them.

Source: Comic Natalie

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Mattway
Mattway
Mattway is a freelance anime journalist from London, UK. He likes to write articles about anime he has enjoyed.
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