Announcements from Japan's Comiket Festival continue to pour out into cyberspace about upcoming anime series. It's just as well, since having things to look forward to can lessen any lamenting on the part of anime fans who will miss any 2014 series' that won't return in 2015.

The four-panel manga series about struggles in anime voice acting is finally getting its own anime, according to a report from Crunchyroll. "Sore Ga Seiyuu!!," which translates to "This is the Voice Actors" will be getting a TV anime. Unfortunately, almost no other information about the upcoming anime series was confirmed.

Regardless of the lack of information, fans on Crunchyroll seem to be focused on speculating whether the series will include any real voice actors and actresses.

"They had some chapters where they interact with Yui Horie. I wonder if she'll have a cameo in the anime?" asked MKVarana.

"I hope they can use the actual names as well just like the manga, rather than the usual parody names," commented Rewarp.

"They will probably be using the real names since the author of Hayate wad the one who did the art for it," replied Vickesam

According to Anime News Network, voice actress Masumi Asano revealed that the manga series would be adapted into an anime via her blog. They also report that a poster at the Japanese Comiket festival also confirmed the TV anime adaptation. Said poster is available to view above.

Reportedly, "Sora Ga Seiyuu!!" follows Futaba Ichinose, Ichigo Moesaki, and Rin Kohana and three other rookie voice actresses observing small and humorous things about the voice actor industry.

"Sora Ga Seiyuu!!" was created in 2011 by Masumi Asano and Kenjiro Hata as the collective "Hajimemashite." The pair released the first issue at Comiket in 2011 and have since released new issues at the "Comic Market" festival every year.

Fans can expect more information about the TV anime version of "Sora Ga Seiyuu!!" in 2015.