Let Me Fix You Gets a Short Anime Adaptation

It has been announced that Sakura Kurihara‘s “Let Me Fix You” is being adapted into a short anime, set to premiere on YouTube in late May.

STAFF:
Original Work: Sakura Kurihara
Director & Character Designer: Ani
Art Director: Kam’ kamon
Director of Photography: Xaryen
In-Between Check & Color Design: badbrix
Animation Producer: Federico Antonio “FAR” Russo

Sakura Kurihara originally published Let Me Fix You on Pixiv. BluPetal is now crowdfunding an official English-language release of the series. According to BluPetal, Let Me Fix You tells the story:

“In a world where things fall apart, Tsumugi stitches them back together. But some wounds require more than just thread.”

Let Me Fix You (Kimi wo Tsumugu) is a critically acclaimed Yuri manga that blends the macabre with the deeply tender. The story follows Tsumugi, a quiet, skilled seamstress who finds herself in the company of Chise—a girl who is not quite alive, yet not quite gone.

As Tsumugi mends Chise’s physical form with careful stitches, a delicate bond forms between the living and the undead. It is a story about the labor of love, the beauty of the “broken,” and the lengths we go to for the people who make us feel whole.

Source: Comic Natalie

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