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Image: Masakichi, Shingo Iijima, Flex Comix / Produktionskomitee von Kashita Maryoku wa [Ribobarai] de Kyosei Choshuu
AMBot | 06/30/2026 | Reading Time: 3 Min.
The production of the TV anime 'Kashita Maryoku wa [Ribobarai] de Kyosei Choshuu' (The Borrowed Magic Powers Are Forcibly Collected in Installments) has released a second key visual. It shows the protagonist Rent looking down on the former members of his party 'Dankuu no Ken', while the support fairy MP floats at his side. The image underscores the vengeful tone of the story: Rent, who was cast out of the group, now forcibly collects the borrowed magic powers with his awakened ability.
At the same time, the realization of MP as a detailed 1/1 scale figure was announced. The manufacturer Kotobukiya will produce the approximately 10 cm tall fairy from plastic. A first look at the unpainted prototype image shows the characteristic ambivalence between cute design and malicious facial expression. A release date and price have not yet been determined.
The anime is expected to air on Japanese television in October 2026. It will be broadcast on Saturdays at 25:30 on the nationwide slot 'NUMAnimation' of TV Asahi, as well as on Sundays at 25:00 on BS Asahi. Studio SynergySP is responsible for production. Takahiro Tamano is directing, Ryusuke Mori is handling the series composition, and Kazue Mori is in charge of character design. The music is composed by Yuki Otani.
The main roles are voiced by Reiji Kawashima as Rent, Emiri Kato as MP, Daiki Hamano as Gai, Akira Sekine as Misa, and Yu Kobayashi as El. First voice samples were already heard in the recently released first promotional video.
The source material comes from Masakichi: The web novel appeared from 2021 on the platform 'Shosetsuka ni Naro' and was awarded the 'Comic Scenario Prize' of the 10th Net Novel Awards in 2022. The manga adaptation by Shingo Iijima has been published since April 2023 in the magazine 'COMIC Meteor' (Flex Comix) and currently comprises five volumes. The series follows Rent, a boy with the rare ability to lend magic to others—until he is cast out by his unfaithful companions and begins a merciless revenge with forced collection.
At the same time, the realization of MP as a detailed 1/1 scale figure was announced. The manufacturer Kotobukiya will produce the approximately 10 cm tall fairy from plastic. A first look at the unpainted prototype image shows the characteristic ambivalence between cute design and malicious facial expression. A release date and price have not yet been determined.
The anime is expected to air on Japanese television in October 2026. It will be broadcast on Saturdays at 25:30 on the nationwide slot 'NUMAnimation' of TV Asahi, as well as on Sundays at 25:00 on BS Asahi. Studio SynergySP is responsible for production. Takahiro Tamano is directing, Ryusuke Mori is handling the series composition, and Kazue Mori is in charge of character design. The music is composed by Yuki Otani.
The main roles are voiced by Reiji Kawashima as Rent, Emiri Kato as MP, Daiki Hamano as Gai, Akira Sekine as Misa, and Yu Kobayashi as El. First voice samples were already heard in the recently released first promotional video.
The source material comes from Masakichi: The web novel appeared from 2021 on the platform 'Shosetsuka ni Naro' and was awarded the 'Comic Scenario Prize' of the 10th Net Novel Awards in 2022. The manga adaptation by Shingo Iijima has been published since April 2023 in the magazine 'COMIC Meteor' (Flex Comix) and currently comprises five volumes. The series follows Rent, a boy with the rare ability to lend magic to others—until he is cast out by his unfaithful companions and begins a merciless revenge with forced collection.
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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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