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Isekai Tensei Soudouki Anime Adds Cast, Themes Ahead of January 6 Debut

Marina Inoue and Takehito Koyasu join the cast, while Maverick Mom performs the opening theme and Hololive's Sora Tokino the ending, per MyAnimeList.

The television anime adaptation of Isekai Tensei Soudouki announced additional cast members, staff, both theme songs, a second key visual and a second promotional video, according to MyAnimeList. The series premieres on January 6 at 10:00 p.m. on Tokyo MX, followed by BS Fuji and AT-X.

Marina Inoue voices Maggot and Takehito Koyasu voices Ignis. Toshiki Kumagai plays Brooks, Ari Ozawa plays Teresa, Kouhei Yanagi plays William and Yuuki Sakakihara plays Franco.

Rock band Maverick Mom performs the opening theme, "Isekai," and Hololive V-Tuber Sora Tokino performs the ending theme, "Brand new day." Both songs can be heard in the second promotional video.

The staff additions include Yuka Kadowaki on color design, Kenichi Tajiri as art director, Shinsuke Ooshima as CG director, Ken Azetsubo as director of photography, Rie Matsubara on editing and Yasunori Ebina as sound director.

Novel and manga roots

Ryousen Takami began writing the original novel on the Shousetsuka ni Narou website in 2013, and it won AlphaPolis's sixth Fantasy Novel Grand Prize that year. AlphaPolis began publishing the novel with illustrations by Ririnra in March 2014 and released the 14th and final volume in March 2019. Honoji's manga adaptation launched on AlphaPolis' official website in May 2015, and One Peace Books licensed it in English in March 2020.

Quick answers

When does Isekai Tensei Soudouki premiere?

The anime premieres on January 6 at 10:00 p.m. on Tokyo MX, followed by BS Fuji and AT-X.

Who performs the theme songs?

Maverick Mom performs the opening theme "Isekai" and Hololive V-Tuber Sora Tokino performs the ending theme "Brand new day."

Who joins the cast?

Marina Inoue as Maggot, Takehito Koyasu as Ignis, Toshiki Kumagai as Brooks, Ari Ozawa as Teresa, Kouhei Yanagi as William and Yuuki Sakakihara as Franco.

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