Opposites certainly attract when a cheerful high school girl goes after the quiet and stoic guy in the TV anime adaptation of Kocha Agasawa’s You and I Are Polar Opposites manga series! Final Weapon has everything you need to know about You and I Are Polar Opposites, including the release dates and schedule for all episodes of the anime.
In the story of You and I Are Polar Opposites, Suzuki is outgoing and cheerful, always trying to fit in. When she falls in love with her classmate Tani, she panics and needs to overcome her own anxieties and ask him out. There will likely be some obstacles, self-imposed and not, but this is one love story for the ages.
You and I Are Polar Opposites Release Dates, Exact Premiere Time and Schedule
New episodes of You and I Are Polar Opposites will release on Sundays at 1:30 a.m. PT / 4:30 a.m. ET on Crunchyroll. You and I Are Polar Opposites will run for 12 episodes with English subtitles and an English dub.
Here are the release dates and schedule for You and I Are Polar Opposites (subject to change):
- Season 1
- Episode 1 – January 11 – OUT NOW
- Episode 2 – January 18 – OUT NOW
- Episode 3 – January 25 – OUT NOW
- Episode 4 – February 1 – OUT NOW
- Episode 5 – February 8 – OUT NOW
- Episode 6 – February 15 – OUT NOW
- Episode 7 – February 22 – OUT NOW
- Episode 8 – March 1 – OUT NOW
- Episode 9 – March 8 – OUT NOW
- Episode 10 – March 15 – OUT NOW
- Episode 11 – March 22 – OUT NOW
- Episode 12 – March 29 – OUT NOW
- Season 2
- Episode 13 – July 5 – OUT NOW
- Episode 14 – July 12 – OUT NOW
- Episode 15 – July 19 – OUT NOW
- Episode 16 – July 26
- Episode 17 – August 2
- Episode 18 – August 9
- Episode 19 – August 16
- Episode 20 – August 23
- Episode 21 – August 30
- Episode 22 – September 6
- Episode 23 – September 13
- Episode 24 – September 20
New episodes of You and I Are Polar Opposites will premiere at the following times (subject to change):
- Pacific Daylight Time: 1:30 a.m. PDT
- Mountain Daylight Time: 2:30 a.m. MDT
- Central Daylight Time: 3:30 a.m. CDT
- Eastern Daylight Time: 4:30 a.m. EDT
- Greenwich Mean Time: 8:30 a.m. GMT
OP/ED, Cast and Staff
7co (pronounced as “Nanako”) performs the second opening theme song “Nekojarashi” for the anime. The group is a collaboration between vocalist Nanako Ashida and the music producer RYUJA. Mega Shinnosuke performs the second ending theme song “You are the one.”
Noa performs the first opening theme song “Lose the Frames (Megane wo Hazushite).” PAS TASTA performs the first ending theme song “Pure feat. Eriko Hashimoto.”
The Japanese cast includes:
- Sayumi Suzushiro as Suzuki
- Shogo Sakata as Tani
- Yuna Taniguchi as Watanabe
- Konatsu Hirabayashi as Sato
- Anji Iwata as Yamada
- Miyuri Shimabukuro as Azuma
- Wataru Katō as Taira
- Kokoro Ōmori as Nishi
- Tomori Kusunoki as Honda
- Nobuyuki Sakuma as homeroom teacher
- Tomori Kusunoki as Yeti
- Wataru Katō as Tempura
The English dub cast includes:
- Celeste Perez as Suzuki
- Brandon Acosta as Tani
- Van Barr Jr. as Yamada
- Hannah Alyea as Watanabe
- Cassie Ewulu as Satou
- Sarah Roach as Azuma
- Mauricio Ortiz-Segura as Taira
- Rebecca Danae as Nishi
- Cheyenne Haynes as Honda
- Brad Kurtz as Morimo
- Amber May as Mini
- Dallas Reid as Suzuki’s Brother
- Terri Doty as Suzuki’s Mom
- Additional Voices: Adam Michael Rowe, Marisa Duran, Meg McClain, Matt Holmes, Alex Moore, Hannah Magers, Ashe Thurman, Tom Laflin, Brian Pappas
The English dub crew includes:
- Voice Director: Emily Fajardo
- Producer: Zach Bolton
- Adaptation: Macy Anne Johnson
- Mixer: Andrew Tipps
- Engineer: Jameson Outlaw
SHOCHIKU anime is producing the series with Takakazu Nagatomo as director
The staff of the second season includes:
- Chief Animation Directors: Tamami Izawa, Sara Sakoe, Sayuri Sakimoto, Naho Kozono
- Sound Director: Eriko Kimura
- Scriptwriter and Animation Producer: Teruko Utsumi
- Character Designer: Mako Miyako
- Composer: tofubeats
- Art Director: Chieko Nakamura
- Director of Photography: Tomoyuki Shiokawa
- Color Key Artist: Yuki Akimoto
- 3d Director: Yuushi Koshida
- Editor: Masayuki Kurosawa
- 2D Designer: Wataru Osakabe
Where Can I Watch You and I Are Polar Opposites?
Crunchyroll is streaming the You and I Are Polar Opposites anime in North America, Central America, South America, Europe, Africa, Oceania, the Middle East, CIS, India and Southeast Asia. In Japan, the anime is airing on MBS, TBS, and affiliate channels.
What is You and I Are Polar Opposites About?
Agasawa launched the manga series on Shonen Jump+ in May 2022, and it ran until November 2024. Manga Plus and VIZ Media publish the series in English. Lastly, here’s an overview of the series, via Manga Plus:
Suzuki, an energetic girl who can’t help but follow the crowd, finds herself drawn to Tani, a quiet boy who can easily speak his mind. Enter: the serialization of a hit one-shot! A story for anyone who wants to enjoy love! This down-to-earth, relatable rom-com is ready to pull at your heartstrings!
