The Titan's Bride

Koichi Mizuki is an ordinary student about to graduate when he wakes up in Tildant, a realm inhabited by towering humans called Titans. He meets Prince Caius, who bluntly announces he wants Koichi to be his bride and to bear his child. Koichi reacts with shock and confusion, and the series follows his awkward acclimation to Titan customs, the intimate expectations placed on him, and the growing, sometimes uneasy relationship with the prince. Along the way Koichi encounters other Titan figures who complicate life in Tildant, and the show plays the situation for humor and romantic tension without resolving every problem right away.

The anime premiered in 2020 and credits Eeyo Kurosaki as creator, adapted from Kurosaki's original manga. It was produced as a TV anime that leans into romantic comedy and fantasy elements, with a focus on character-driven scenes.

As a television series it had no box office release to report, airing and streaming for home audiences instead of theatrical runs. Its reach has been measured by online viewership and fandom activity rather than ticket sales or box office rankings.

The Titan's Bride became known within niche BL and isekai communities for its provocative premise, and it sparked lots of online discussion. Fans produced a steady stream of fan art and commentary, while critics and viewers debated its handling of consent, size difference, and the ethics of cross-species romance. That visibility kept it in conversation on social platforms despite its modest mainstream profile.

Critical and fan reaction has been mixed, reflected in an average score around 6.5 out of 10 from community voting. Viewers often praise the show's humor and the boldness of its premise, while some point to uneven pacing and uncomfortable power dynamics. Major themes include cultural misunderstanding, intimate expectations imposed by tradition, and how two people from very different worlds negotiate affection.