The official website for the TV anime adaptation of Minamino Umikaze Kyouran Reijou Nia Liston：Byoujaku Reijou ni Tensei Shita Kamigoroshi no Bujin no Karei naru Musouroku (Nia Liston: Heartless Girl) light novel announced additional cast members and situational visuals (pictured above) on Tuesday. The anime will air in two consecutive episodes starting on October 6 at 9:25 pm on Tokyo MX, and will be broadcast later on BS Nippon TV and MBS.
The series will host special stage events, pre-screened The first three episodes will take place on September 22 at the Tokyo Bay Esports Studio.
Voice actor Takayanagi Tomoyo (Uma Niang: Pretty Derby) and Yuki Urushiyama (Guang Xintian Xia) will play Neil Liston and Lynette Blanc respectively.
Nakanishi Yuanshu (Another world library wa Nidome desu) is being developed by Konami Animation Company with Nichita Seki (Mobile Suit Gundam: GQuuuuuuX Assistant Series Director) serves as Assistant Director. Ichikawa Kikaemon (Always in the most fragrant alien world travel machine) is processing series composition. Yuki Ito (The Dark Lord’s Ruomeng animation director) and Tosaoka Kana (Flowers and Saku, the virtue of Shura animation director) is designing the characters, while Naoki Endo (Love life! Nijigasaki Academy Idol Society) is making music.
Minamino Takumi created this fantasy novel on the “Shousetsuka ni Narou” website from May 2019 to January 2021. Hobby Japan will begin publishing the novel under the HJ Bunko brand in September 2022, with illustrations by Jishaku in September 2022, and illustrations by Kanata Katana from the third volume in September 2023. Volume 11 was released on June 1.
Kodai Kabuto starts serializing manga adaptations on Manga UP! The platform will be launched in November 2022. Square Enix released the eighth volume on February 6.
J-Novel Club obtained the English digital distribution license of the light novel in November 2023, and published the 10th volume on September 1, with the 11th volume scheduled to be released on December 9.
Square Enix began publishing English comics simultaneously on its Manga UP! The platform will be launched in March 2024.
source: moka news