
Always a Catch!
Nigashita Sakana wa Ookikatta ga Tsuriageta Sakana ga Ookisugita Ken · 逃がした魚は大きかったが釣りあげた魚が大きすぎた件
Completed. Always a Catch! is a completed anime. It aired in Spring 2026 and finished with 12 episodes.
- Status
- Completed
- Episodes
- 12
- Aired
- Spring 2026
- Average score
- 71/100
- Popularity in 2026
- #109 of 267
- Score rank in 2026
- #93 of 267
Always a Catch! synopsis
Born into a legendary ducal family, martial prodigy Maria "Mimi" Annovazzi loses her claim as heir and is suddenly ordered to marry into prestige. With no options left in her homeland, she transfers to a neighboring kingdom--only to be publicly dumped at graduation by a prince she's never met over an engagement she didn't even know she had! Will Maria be doomed to the life of a spinster?!
(Source: Crunchyroll)
Where to watch Always a Catch!
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Always a Catch! FAQ
- Is Always a Catch! finished?
- Yes. Always a Catch! is a completed anime. It aired in Spring 2026 and finished with 12 episodes.
- How many episodes does Always a Catch! have?
- Always a Catch! has 12 episodes.
- When did Always a Catch! air?
- Always a Catch! premiered in Spring 2026.
- What genre is Always a Catch!?
- Always a Catch! is a Comedy, Fantasy, Romance anime.
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