Getting Shots on Flying Pan Anime Announced for 2027 With J.C.STAFF Producing the Crazy Global Gourmet Journey

Getting Shots on Flying Pan, the popular manga serialized in Comic Newtype, will be adapted into a TV anime scheduled to air in 2027. Animation production will be handled by J.C.STAFF. A teaser visual has also been released.

Getting Shots on Flying Pan TV Anime Set for 2027

The manga Getting Shots on Flying Pan, abbreviated as Nabetama, is created by original author Juntaro Aoki and artist Makoto Moriyama. The series has maintained strong ratings of 4.8 to 4.9 across reviews for all volumes, making it a much discussed title.

The story follows Juntaro, a protagonist who has consumed so much two dimensional content over many years that he now sees every human being as a beautiful girl. In search of what he calls “50,000 point deliciousness,” he travels to cities around the world and eats obscure local foods that would not appear in ordinary travel guides. The manga is described as an unusual nonfiction, chaotic, hard gourmet report comic featuring suspicious yet fascinating dishes from around the world.

Teaser Visual Highlights the “Beautiful Girl Man” Gourmet Journey

The teaser visual prominently features the face of protagonist Juntaro, surrounded by sticker style designs that evoke travel and food. At the center is the catchphrase, “A beautiful girl man begins a crazy global gourmet journey.”

What exactly is this crazy gourmet journey? The newly released visual hints at the unusual tone and unpredictable appeal of the series.

A character visual of protagonist Juntaro has also been released. The illustration shows him carrying a suitcase, suggesting the journey that lies ahead.

Comment from Original Author Juntaro Aoki

“Probably, This is one of the craziest Manga ever. Welcome to this crazy era of Japan, where such manga is being animated.
I feel like there may be no other anime for which I am this excited to see the so called ‘reactions from overseas.’ Thank you to all the readers in Japan, and I am sorry. There are also expressions that can only be written in Japanese due to content restrictions, so English sure is convenient.”

Source : ORICON NEWS