Imagining that your computer cursor can exit the screen to manipulate the real world sounds like total madness, but in the ecchi genre, anything is possible. The spicy work by Okumaro, Click Me All Over (Now That I Can Control Reality With a Mouse Cursor, I’m Gonna Click Away On The Girls!), officially confirmed its animated adaptation for television with the release of its first promotional trailer, a visual image, and its release date set for October 4, 2026.

The plot follows Takumi, an ordinary otaku who during a typical class discovers that his mouse pointer has passed through the monitor screen to move freely through reality. Realizing he can physically control what the cursor touches, the protagonist decides to test his strange power starting with his childhood friend, Mone, unleashing a cascade of lewd and risqué situations.

The project is part of the well-known AnimeFesta content line, produced by Suiseisha and animated by Studio HoKIBOSHI. The anime’s direction is handled by Makoto Sokuza, while the scripts and series composition are by Eeyo Kurosaki. As expected in such productions, two versions of the trailer were released: a censored edition for general audiences and an uncensored version for the digital platform.

The author’s message and the work’s advance

To celebrate the official announcement, creator Okumaro published a commemorative illustration with the main characters and delivered an emotional message to fans. The author admitted being greatly surprised when informed that the work would be adapted for the screen, expressing joy at seeing his characters reach a wider audience and thanking the readers who have followed the publication since its inception.

About Click Me All Over

Created by Okumaro, the original manga began serialization in March 2024 and currently has three compiled volumes in the Japanese market. The series received the green light for its animated production earlier in 2026 as part of AnimeFesta’s special block, positioning itself as one of the more peculiar short comedies of the fall season.

With such a wild premise and the classic censored and uncensored versions, do you think this anime will become the most talked-about ecchi comedy of the fall season?