The investment and finance manga, "FX Fighter Kurumi-chan" (FX戦士くるみちゃん), penned by Demunyan and illustrated by Tansan Daisuki, announced its TV anime adaptation this January, slated to premiere later this year.
Hailed as a "horrifyingly realistic" work, the official team celebrated "FX Fighter Kurumi-chan" gracing the cover of "Monthly Comic Flapper" today (February 6) by dropping a series of special social media emojis. The hilarious selection of images and captions quickly became a hot topic online, with fans even begging for them to be released as LINE stickers!
"FX Fighter Kurumi-chan" originally began as a rough webcomic serialized on the original author's personal website. It was later picked up by manga artist Tansan Daisuki and began serialization in "Monthly Comic Flapper" in the March 2021 issue.
The title's "FX" stands for Foreign Exchange, specifically forex margin trading. The story follows a seemingly cute and innocent college student who dives headfirst into the "somewhat dangerous!?" world of FX. It's a dark comedy with a financial theme, lauded by many fans as a cautionary tale – after all, investments can bring both gains and losses, and the feeling of being stuck with "bag-holding" losses is all too relatable.
To celebrate "FX Fighter Kurumi-chan" landing on the cover of "Monthly Comic Flapper" and the exciting anime announcement, the official team unveiled this collection of "horrifyingly realistic" social media emojis.
▼ "Monthly Comic Flapper" March Issue Cover
While there are only four images, each one, with its perfectly matched expression and caption, is absolutely prime material for your daily social media shenanigans!
▼ Laughing out loud
▼ I'll definitely get my 20 million back!
▼ A look of utter despair
▼ No! I can't watch this!
Fans online are absolutely raving about the selection and sheer utility of these images, pleading for them to be released as LINE stickers so they can be put to even better use in daily life!
Many fans have been eagerly anticipating this anime adaptation for a long time. We can't wait to see how the animation team brings the "heaven and hell" of FX to life!