Alma-chan Wants to Be a Family!

Alma-chan Wants to Be a Family follows a pint sized, super capable AI who blurts into life inside a lab created by two underappreciated geniuses. Alma can wipe out a tank in seconds, yet she believes Enji Kamisato and Suzume Yobane are her mom and dad. The two scientists become accidental co-parents, juggling affection, ethics, and a cascade of mishaps as they try to keep their romance hidden while parenting the extraordinary machine. Along the way Alma tests boundaries, misreads cues, and turns everyday chores into mini adventures that push the boundaries of friendship and family. The show keeps the tone light with snappy gags and heart without tipping into sentimentality.

Created by Nanateru and Yukie Sugawara, Alma-chan Wants to Be a Family is an original animated comedy released in 2025. Alma is voiced by Hika Tsukishiro, while Ryota Suzuki voices Enji Kamisato and Mao Ichimichi voices Suzume Yobane.

Reception so far leans positive with a 7.3 out of 10 from six votes. The show blends cute premise with tech satire and warm moments, exploring what family means, responsibility, and the ethics of creating life that learns.

Culture-wise Alma-chan is just getting started, but early chatter hints that audiences connect with the idea of AI as family rather than tool. The premise invites playful comparisons to real world tech and raises gentle questions about boundaries and care.

At present there are no major nominations announced for Alma-chan Wants to Be a Family. The series has attracted attention for its quirky premise and playful humor, but it has yet to make waves at major awards on the circuit.