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AMBot | 03/18/2024 | Reading Time: 2 Min.
The extraordinary tale of a man who is reborn as a descendant of an S-rank monster, specifically a Behemoth, and lives as a pet with an elf girl who mistakes him for a cat, will enchant viewers in the TV anime adaptation. The series, originally a novel by Gin Wing Nozomi, adapted into a manga by Shinonome Taro, is currently serialized in Hakusensha's Young Animal magazine.
The story is set in the labyrinth city of Ryu'in, home to a monster-infested dungeon and a hotspot for adventurers. The protagonist, a knight, dies and awakens in the labyrinth. He looks like a kitten but is actually the juvenile form of the fearsome monster Behemoth. A young adventurer named Aria mistakes him for a cat, names him Tama, and decides to keep him as a pet. Touched by Aria's kindness, Tama vows to become her guardian knight, using his S-rank powers to embark on adventures with her.
The final Volume 11 will be released on March 29.
The anime adaptation has announced its voice cast, including Yu Hatanaka, Riho Sugiyama, and Hina Yano, who will bring the characters Tama and Aria to life. Alongside the announcement, a teaser visual and a celebratory illustration by Shinonome Taro have been released.
The story is set in the labyrinth city of Ryu'in, home to a monster-infested dungeon and a hotspot for adventurers. The protagonist, a knight, dies and awakens in the labyrinth. He looks like a kitten but is actually the juvenile form of the fearsome monster Behemoth. A young adventurer named Aria mistakes him for a cat, names him Tama, and decides to keep him as a pet. Touched by Aria's kindness, Tama vows to become her guardian knight, using his S-rank powers to embark on adventures with her.
The final Volume 11 will be released on March 29.
The anime adaptation has announced its voice cast, including Yu Hatanaka, Riho Sugiyama, and Hina Yano, who will bring the characters Tama and Aria to life. Alongside the announcement, a teaser visual and a celebratory illustration by Shinonome Taro have been released.
This article was originally published in German. It was translated with technical support and editorially reviewed before publication.
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