Latest Anime News for Anticipated Titles Like "Apocalypse Bringer Mynoghra" and "Let This Grieving Soul Retire!" Report on the "GC Novels 11th Anniversary Commemorative Program"

Original short story written by "Let This Grieving Soul Retire!" author Tsukikage! Viewers thrilled by the live voice acting performed by the star voice cast!

The latter half of the program focused on "Let This Grieving Soul Retire!," whose second cour will air starting in October 2025. Kensho Ono (Krai Andrey), Konomi Kohara (Sitri Smart), Kohei Amasaki (Luke Sykol), Aoi Koga (Lucia Rogier), and Akira Sekine (Luda Lumbeck) appeared and looked back on the appeal of Krai’s "legend of misunderstood heroism."

Afterwards, a segment titled "Leaders Have It Tough Challenge" was held to let someone experience the hardships of leadership, with Ono striving as the designated "leader." The studio was filled with laughter throughout this game, in which the leader responded to requests from fellow cast members, further showcasing their strong camaraderie.

Moreover, in this segment, a live voice performance was held for a brand-new short story penned by author Tsukikage, inspired by the newly unveiled teaser visual. The story depicted the characters during their "break time between anime shoots," showing the natural, unguarded sides of the characters through their conversations and visuals, much to the viewers’ delight. Further announcements regarding broadcast stations and POP UP news followed, raising fans’ expectations for the start of the second cour.

A dream crossover project between the two works!

Additionally, the program included a special segment called "GC Novels Cast Teamwork Challenge," featuring all ten main cast members from both "Apocalypse Bringer Mynoghra" and "Let This Grieving Soul Retire!" together. The cast members cooperated in variety challenges that transcended the boundaries between the series—such as the "One-Character Answer Challenge," where each person contributed one character to complete a word, and the "Pose Synchronization Challenge," where everyone coordinated to strike the same pose in line with prompts—filling the studio with laughter.

Furthermore, the program featured new anime information, including the release of a new PV for "Roll Over and Die," which has already been announced for a TV anime adaptation. The segment was further enlivened by a video comment from Ayaka Nanase, who will play the heroine Flum in the anime, raising expectations among fans for future broadcast dates and updates.