GunsRock and Nowhere Film Adapt Popular Manga into Short Drama Series

GunsRock and Nowhere Film Collaborate on Short Drama

In an exciting development for manga lovers, GunsRock Inc. and Nowhere Film Inc. have joined forces to adapt the popular series 'Zero Days of Dating Marriage' into a short drama format, available exclusively on Mecha Comic. This new venture marks an unprecedented approach to adapting original manga content into a visual medium, with the first episode set to premiere on July 22, 2025.

About the Drama

The short drama is designed to capture the unique essence and charm of the original manga while enhancing its narrative through cinematic storytelling. The show's initial release can be found here: Mecha Comic. This series consists of 35 episodes, and the engaging storyline revolves around love, unpredictability, and the comedic chaos that ensues with wedding proposals.

Synopsis

As the story unfolds, we meet Kumi, a woman nearing 30, who is propelled into a whirlwind of emotions following her breakup with her boyfriend. In the wake of their split, she finds herself grappling with feelings of loneliness and regret—prompting her to impulsively join a marriage hunting site. Her encounter with an unlikely candidate, who initially seems timid and unattractive, leads to hilarity when it turns out he is a handsome and successful corporate executive!

Initially skeptical of his motives, Kumi soon discovers that he had been lied to by misrepresenting his profile to find someone who values inner qualities over appearances. Their relationship takes an unexpected turn when they decide that physical attraction is crucial, leading them to a hotel on their first date!

Cast and Crew

The drama features notable performances from Hitoko Asai as Kumi and Ryuta Onikura as her love interest, Daiki Matsuda.

Key Contributors

- Director and Screenwriter: Kentaro Aoki (Nowhere Film)
- Producers: Satoru Nakamura (GunsRock), Daiki Sakai (Nowhere Film)
- Music: Featuring the theme song 'Bad Bad DANCE' by Aoi Rose.

Insights from the Cast

Both lead actors expressed their excitement and challenges while preparing for their roles. As Hitoko Asai explained, portraying Kumi taught her the growth that love and relationships can bring into one’s life. Ryuta Onikura added that stepping into the character of Daiki, a seemingly perfect man with personal struggles, provided a unique challenge, allowing him to refine his acting skills.

Producer Satoru Nakamura noted that adapting 'Zero Days of Dating Marriage' into a short drama format was a thrilling endeavor, and he looks forward to further productions in this genre to captivate both new and old fans of the manga.

Director’s Vision

Director Kentaro Aoki aimed to translate the emotional depth and excitement of the original story onto the screen, combining a brisk tempo with engaging entertainment. Both lead actors’ dedication to their characters was a source of inspiration throughout the production, creating a rich story intended to resonate with viewers emotionally.

Conclusion

With the captivating blend of romance and humor, 'Zero Days of Dating Marriage' is set to charm audiences. As it approaches its release on Mecha Comic, anticipation is building. Keep an eye on the official social media platforms for more updates, behind-the-scenes content, and promotional material:

As this collaboration unfolds, both GunsRock and Nowhere Film are eager to bring more original content to fans around the globe, ensuring that the magic of manga continues to inspire audiences in new formats.