Mb | Mar 25, 2023 | Reading Time: 2 Min.
The official website for the TV anime adaptation of Yū Shimizu and Asagi Tōsaka's light novels, The Demon Sword Master of Excalibur Academy (Seiken Gakuin no Maken Tsukai), has announced the anime's cast and released a new promotional video.
Hiroyuki Morita directs at Passione, while Takayuki Noguchi handles the character designs based on the original artwork by Asagi Tōsaka and Asuka Keigen. Yuuji Nomi composes the music, and Hisayoshi Hirasawa is in charge of sound.
The main cast includes Honoka Kuroki as Sakuya, Aya Suzaki as Regina, Marina Inoue as Leonis, Yui Ishikawa as Riselia, Arisa Nakada as Shary, and Hiromi Igarashi as Elfiné.
The story follows the Dark Lord Leonis, who awakens from a thousand-year magical stasis in the body of a ten-year-old boy. He encounters Riselia, a girl fighting against the Voids—creatures that nearly wiped out humanity. Leonis enrolls at the Excalibur Academy to uncover the secrets of this new era and determine whether the Voids have any connection to his past.
Kadokawa published the first volume of Shimizu's novel series, illustrated by Tōsaka, in May 2019.
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Hiroyuki Morita directs at Passione, while Takayuki Noguchi handles the character designs based on the original artwork by Asagi Tōsaka and Asuka Keigen. Yuuji Nomi composes the music, and Hisayoshi Hirasawa is in charge of sound.
The main cast includes Honoka Kuroki as Sakuya, Aya Suzaki as Regina, Marina Inoue as Leonis, Yui Ishikawa as Riselia, Arisa Nakada as Shary, and Hiromi Igarashi as Elfiné.
The story follows the Dark Lord Leonis, who awakens from a thousand-year magical stasis in the body of a ten-year-old boy. He encounters Riselia, a girl fighting against the Voids—creatures that nearly wiped out humanity. Leonis enrolls at the Excalibur Academy to uncover the secrets of this new era and determine whether the Voids have any connection to his past.
Kadokawa published the first volume of Shimizu's novel series, illustrated by Tōsaka, in May 2019.
This article was originally published in German. It was translated with technical support and editorially reviewed before publication.
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