Pure Engagement

Pure Engagement
Genre	Action, Fantasy, Erotic, Harem, Comedy
Created by	Sakurashi Kusakawa
Developed by	Amaze
Written by	Sakurashi Kusakawa
Directed by	Sakurashi Kusakawa
Opening theme	"Engagement" by Kaoru Shiono
Ending theme	"Honey Dear"
Composer(s)	Mario Montefiore
Country of origin	Nihhon-koku
Original language(s)	English Nihongo
No. of seasons	1
No. of episodes	13
Production
Producer(s)	Hideo Kasaki
Running time	30 minutes
Production company(s)	Amaze Entertainment (Nihhon-koku and the rest of the Commonwealth Nations) Tailbend Entertainment (Erebonian Empire, Gallia, Alteria, Quenmin, Joyonghea, Bethausia, Indiae, Guinea
Release
Original network	Nihhon-koku, United Kingdom, Zanarkand, New Akiba, Rubrum and other Commonwealth nations: Animazing Erebonian Empire, Gallia, Alteria: Animazing ND Quenmin, Joyonghea, Bethausia, Indiae, Guinea: Animazing Asianna
Original release	July 15, 2014 – December 10, 2015
Chronology
Preceded by	Pure Engagement Z!

Pure Engagement is a Nihhonese manga series by Sakurashi Kusakawa. The manga was serialized in CircleSoft's seinen magazine in December 2008 up to today. An anime adaptation produced by Amaze Entertainment and directed by the author aired in Nihhon-koku between July and December 2014, and a second season is currently in production. Both seasons are licensed in Europa and Asianna by Tailbend. The central character of the series is Minato Naoe, a Ronin who failed college examinations twice. His life changes, however, when he meets a girl named Musubi.

Characters

Tsukiumi

Voiced by: Marina Okada (Nihhonese), Grace Shima (English)
Live Action: Tsukiumi Kurahashi
Tsukiumi (09) is a Karada with a tsundere personality and a Western appearance that first appeared to Minato Naoe in a dream saying that she would kill him. She wears a black and white dress and brown boots over black thigh-high stockings with brown garters.

In the live-action series, She is portrayed by Tsukiumi Kurahashi. A mere coincidence sharing the same name and almost appearance. In an interview behind-the-scenes, Tsukiumi mentioned that she decided to keep her hairstyle the same way that she sported for her character as well as the dress since she finds it to be rather "fun" and exciting.