The series has been licensed in North America by Sentai Filmworks. A CD Album, Kill Me Baby Super, was released on October 16, 2013 and includes an original video animation. Episode list Video game Characters from the series appear alongside other Manga Time Kirara characters in the 2017 mobile RPG, Kirara Fantasia. Reception Theron Martin of Anime News Network found some of the humor repetitious and the mediocre animation as the series' faults but said that it was balanced out with material that did garner laughs and a workmanlike dub, calling it "a series probably best-enjoyed one or two episodes at a time; trying to marathon it can be a brain-melting experience and is so not recommended. Keep it to smaller doses, though, and it delivers often enough to make a reliable comedy diversion." Aiden Foote, writing for the Anime Reviews, also found the animation middling but praised the slapstick humor and its delivery by both Yasuna and Sonya, concluding that "Overall, almost from nothing, Kill Me Baby! seems to have itself a sweet little niche in the congested four-panel market. What it lacks in a large cast, it makes up for by diligently bringing the characters it does use to life." Music in the anime (Opening Theme) "Kill Me no Baby! (キルミーのベイベー!)" by Yasuna and Sonya (Chinatsu Akasaki & Mutsumi Tamura) (Ending Theme) "Futari no Kimochi no Honto no Himitsu (ふたりのきもちのほんとのひみつ)" by Yasuna and Sonya (Chinatsu Akasaki & Mutsumi Tamura) Kill Me Baby Character Song Agiri Akichi to Noraneko Kill Me Baby Character Song Yasuna Kyou Mo Futari De Kill Me Baby Character Song Sonya Yakisoba Pan Kaerimichi - EXPO (Kill Me Baby) Notes References External links TBS Official Site "Substantially Official Site" 2008 manga 2012 anime television series debuts Comedy anime and manga Houbunsha manga J.C.Staff Manga series Seinen manga Yonkoma Sentai Filmworks Slice of life anime and manga TBS Television (Japan) original programming 2012 Japanese television series endings Anime series based on manga