Comedy Manga About an Elf Teacher Who Can’t Use Normal Toilets Is Getting an Anime
Chizuna Nakajima’s Where Is the Elf Teacher’s Toilet? (Elf-sensei no Toire wa Doko desu ka?) has received the green light for an anime adaptation, with a commemorative illustration and comments from Nakajima released alongside the announcement.
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