Mizuno's manga Rainbow Days has been confirmed to start a live-action movie, starring Reiyu Sano, Daishi Nakagawa, Masaru Takasugi, and Yokohama Meteor. The film starred Ken Iizuka, director of "Arakawa Hilarious Troupe" and "Adult Fail", and the screenwriter was "Good to Tell You" and "Absolute Bi clan Final Chapter" Nezu Rika. Filming is from mid-October to November, and the release time is summer 2018.
Rainbow Days is a shōnen manga serialized by Mizuno Miwa from 2012 to 2017 in Shueisha's Bejimagarita, and has sold more than 3 million copies per book. The story tells the story of the friendship and love of four boys with very different personalities, Natsuki Haba, Tomoya Matsunaga, Keiichi Katakura and Tsuyoshi Naoe, and in the eyes of the fans, the picture of them together is always so pleasing to the eye. Adapted into a TV anime in 2016, it is voiced by Akira Matsuoka, Takuya Eguchi, Nobunaga Shimazaki, and Aung Aki Uchiyama. In the live-action version, Reiyu Sano plays the simple and energetic Natsuki Haba, Daishi Nakagawa plays the frivolous narcissistic and popular tomoya Matsunaga, Masaru Takasugi plays the abandoned naoe Tsuyoshi who is self-contained, and Yokohama Meteor plays the smiling and squinting teenager Keiichi Katakura.
Line 1: Masahiro Takasugi, Rei Sano, Taishi Nakagawa, Ryusei Yoko
(Second line) Naoe Tsuyoshi, Natsuki Haba, Tomoya Matsunaga, and Keiichi Katakura
Chinese and Japanese netizens have expressed their opinions: "I am looking forward to Zhiya." "I still like this animation." "Wow it feels good! Looking forward to the female cast. "This original comic is very good." "I can't see Ling Yu, I must see it." "The lineup is too luxurious, too much anticipation." "There's my favorite Rei Sano and Daishi Nakagawa." "The men I like are all in there."