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AMBot | 03/29/2026 | Reading Time: 2 Min.
A new "Pre-Broadcast" trailer has been released for the TV anime "The Warrior Princess and the Barbaric King" (original title: "Hime Kishi wa Barbaroi no Yome"). The video was unveiled on March 29 at the "AnimeJapan 2026" event at Tokyo Big Sight.
Unlike previous PVs, this trailer focuses on the character Alyssa Marcias, whose appearance is expected around the middle of the series. She is voiced by Aki Toyosaki (known for roles such as in "K-ON!"). Like the protagonist Serafina, Marcias is a follower of the official religion and serves as a field priestess. The trailer humorously shows how she starts appearing around Serafina and her companions from a certain point onward.
"The Warrior Princess and the Barbaric King" tells the story of the defeated princess and knight Serafina de Lavillant and the barbarian king Veor. The former enemy pair begins a life as fiancés in a fascinating world of political marriage. The series starts on April 9 on AT-X, Tokyo MX, BS NTV, Kansai TV, WOWOW, and other channels, totaling 22 stations nationwide.
The English dub will be streamed simultaneously with the broadcast worldwide (excluding Japan and China) on Crunchyroll.
Unlike previous PVs, this trailer focuses on the character Alyssa Marcias, whose appearance is expected around the middle of the series. She is voiced by Aki Toyosaki (known for roles such as in "K-ON!"). Like the protagonist Serafina, Marcias is a follower of the official religion and serves as a field priestess. The trailer humorously shows how she starts appearing around Serafina and her companions from a certain point onward.
"The Warrior Princess and the Barbaric King" tells the story of the defeated princess and knight Serafina de Lavillant and the barbarian king Veor. The former enemy pair begins a life as fiancés in a fascinating world of political marriage. The series starts on April 9 on AT-X, Tokyo MX, BS NTV, Kansai TV, WOWOW, and other channels, totaling 22 stations nationwide.
The English dub will be streamed simultaneously with the broadcast worldwide (excluding Japan and China) on Crunchyroll.
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This article was originally published in German. It was translated with technical support and editorially reviewed before publication.
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