I'm Getting Married to a Girl I Hate in My Class

When Saito Hojo discovers he's set to inherit his grandfather's company, the inheritance comes with one unexpected requirement: he must marry Akane Sakuramori, the classmate he argues with most and who hates him in return. They agree to keep the marriage secret so their school life can stay normal, and they try to maintain distance at class and among friends. At home, simple married routines, like bills, chores and awkward breakfasts, force them into prolonged proximity, and their barbs begin to lose edge. The series follows their slow shift from hostile cohabitants to a partnership shaped by family pressure, private compromises, and small everyday moments. Its tone mixes awkward romance with broad comedy, keeping things light amid ongoing family pressure.

Premiered in 2025, I'm Getting Married to a Girl I Hate in My Class was created by Tatsuya Takahashi, Seiju Amano and Mosskonbu. The animated comedy stars Shogo Sakata, Hinaki Yano, Sayumi Suzushiro and Kaori Maeda in lead voice roles.

As of its initial run the series has not received major industry awards or high-profile nominations, so recognition has been limited to seasonal lists and fan conversations praising the cast and setup rather than trophies. Some reviews have singled out the lead voice actors for their chemistry.

The show's arranged-marriage-in-high-school premise and enemies-to-spouses tone have sparked steady online chatter, fan art and cosplay within niche anime communities. Viewers often compare its dynamic to other romantic comedies, and character designs and moments from early episodes have been shared widely on social feeds and fan forums.

Audience response sits at 6.8/10 from a small sample, showing mixed to favorable impressions. Many praise lead chemistry, situational humor and slice-of-life marriage scenes, while some note uneven pacing and tonal shifts. Themes include family obligation, privacy under scrutiny and how intimacy grows through everyday routines.