Li’l Miss Vampire Can’t Suck Right adds Shion Wakayama, Konomi Inagaki and Ayasa Ito to cast
Steven Reynolds 
The vampire-themed comedy manga series Li’l Miss Vampire Can’t Suck Right (aka Chanto Suenai Kyuuketsuki-chan) has announced three more cast members for its upcoming anime adaptation.
They join the Studio Feel-animated anime series and the previously announced cast of Kensho Ono, Minami Tanaka, Yuuya Hirose, Mao Ichimichi, Katsumi Fukuhara, and Ikumi Hasegawa.
The three new Li’l Miss Vampire Can’t Suck Right cast members are all classmates of protagonist. They are:
- Shion Wakayama (Momo in Dandadan) who is voicing Maimi Suzuki
- Konomi Inagaki (Mina in My Wife has no Emotion) who plays Yui Hashimoto
- Ayasa Itou (Nanase in Turkey!) as Yukari Henmi
A character shorts trailer (watch below) was also released for the three new cast members, along with the character designs for Maimi Suzuki, Yui Hashimoto and Yukari Henmi, and photos of their voice actresses.
Li’l Miss Vampire Can’t Suck Right production details
The upcoming supernatural, vampire-themed anime is based on the manga series written by and illustrated by Kyōsuke Nishiki.
The manga currently has eight volumes out in Japanese, with Volume 1 out in English via Yen Press, and Volume 2 due out next January.
Yen Press describers its plot like this:
Luna Ishikawa is a dark and mysterious vampire—or so she’d like her new classmates to believe. The truth is, while she may be one of the not-so-mythical bloodsuckers, she doesn’t really live up to the hype. She’s short and clumsy, and she can’t even suck blood properly!
So when her classmate Tatsuta Ootori discovers her little “drinking problem,” he can’t help but lend a hand. Can he nurse Luna from the small, timid animal she is into a fearsome creature of the night?!
Its anime adaptation is being directed by Sayaka Yamai (Dungeon People), with Yuniko Ayana (The Magical Girl and the Evil Lieutenant Used to be Archenemies), and with Takuya Tani (One Room) designing the characters.
Studio Feel (Spy Classroom) is animating the series.
The Li’l Miss Vampire Can’t Suck Right anime adaptation will premiere in October.
Its trailer was also released a couple of months ago.
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