I Lost My Adventurer's License Anime Premieres January 2027
Studio Palette's adaptation of the light novel series unveiled a teaser trailer and visual, plus its two lead voices.
The TV anime I Lost My Adventurer's License, but It's Fine Because I Have an Adorable Daughter Now will premiere in Japan in January 2027, according to an announcement on the anime's official website. A teaser trailer and teaser visual were also released.
Hiroki Yasumoto will voice Douglas, a former magician, and Yuka Iguchi will voice Rabi, a cursed young girl. The two roles are the production's main characters.
Yuki Inaba is directing the series and handling series composition and scripts at Studio Palette. Kaori Yoshikawa serves as character designer and chief animation director, while Ohshu and Daiki Okuno compose the music and SPACE SHOWER MUSIC manages music production.
From web novel to screen
The original fantasy light novel series, written by Manimani Ononata, ran on the web novel site Shousetsuka ni Narou from 2017 to 2021. SB Creative published a print edition with illustrations by Fuzichoco under the GA Novel imprint across four volumes.
The manga adaptation, illustrated by Fumi Tadaura, has released 14 volumes to date. Square Enix publishes an English version of the manga on the MangaUp! app.
Quick answers
When does the I Lost My Adventurer's License anime premiere?
The series is set to premiere in Japan in January 2027, per the anime's official website.
Who stars in the anime?
Hiroki Yasumoto voices Douglas and Yuka Iguchi voices Rabi.
Who is making the anime?
Yuki Inaba directs and writes at Studio Palette, with Kaori Yoshikawa on character design and chief animation direction, and music by Ohshu and Daiki Okuno.