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✨🎉Happy New Year 2026!!🐨🫶 #わたなれ #わたなれアニメ https://t.co/5XbNW0e4RX

By 竹嶋えく

Posted December 31, 2025

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✨🎉Happy New Year 2026!!🐨🫶
#わたなれ #わたなれアニメ https://t.co/5XbNW0e4RX

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About the Creator

竹嶋えく is a Japanese illustrator and manga artist known for her cute and beautiful art style, active on platforms like NicoNico Seiga, Pixiv, and Twitter (@takeshimaxfj).[1][2][3] She is the illustrator for the manga 'Watashi no Oshi wa Akuyaku Reijou' (#わたなれ) and the original author/artist for the popular series 'ささやくように恋を唄う' (#ささこい), which is getting an anime adaptation.[4][6] Her work has appeared in publications like Manga Time Kirara Carat and Dragon Age, establishing her credibility in the anime and manga industry.[3][4]

What's This About?

This Twitter post is a festive New Year's greeting for 2026 featuring artwork related to 'Watashi no Oshi wa Akuyaku Reijou' (#わたなれ), a manga where the protagonist is a fan of the villainess, with #わたなれアニメ indicating its upcoming anime adaptation.[4] The post includes emojis like koalas (🐨) and hearts (🫶), showcasing the creator's signature cute and whimsical illustration style.[1][3] It promotes the series amid excitement for its 2025 summer anime release, blending holiday cheer with fandom promotion.

🔥Why It's Trending

Posted on December 31, 2025, the post capitalizes on New Year's Eve timing to wish 'Happy New Year 2026,' resonating with global celebrations just before midnight UTC.[4] Its tie-in with the hyped #わたなれ anime, announced for 2025 summer, amplifies visibility among anime fans eager for updates.[4] The adorable artwork and hashtags boost shares in Japan's otaku communities during end-of-year trend peaks.

💡Fun Facts

1竹嶋えく changed her name from '竹島' and primarily shares on NicoNico Seiga while reviving her Twitter presence.[1]
2'Watashi no Oshi wa Akuyaku Reijou' (#わたなれ) is getting a summer 2025 anime adaptation, exciting yuri and otome game fans.[4]
3She also created 'ささやくように恋を唄う' (#ささこい), whose anime premiered in April with key visuals and theme songs released.[6]
4Her art has been featured in magazines like Manga Time Kirara Carat and Dragon Age digital comics.[3]
5竹嶋えく hails from Okayama Prefecture and describes her style as drawing favorites freely on Pixiv.[2]