The Villager of Level 999 Anime Reveals July 1 Debut, Ending Song, More Staff
The July 1 premiere date and full staff reveal confirm the production timeline for a series that adapts a completed light novel, with a Blu-ray-exclusive epilogue from the original author.
Key Facts
- The Villager of Level 999 anime premieres on TV Tokyo on July 1 at 24:00 JST (effectively July 2 at 12:00 a.m. JST).
- The ending theme is 'HP' by Yukimura; the opening theme is 'Not a Hero' by Nakuru Aitsuki and Itsuki Natsume.
- Additional staff include sub-character designer Yuko Iwaoka, prop and monster designer Noeko Kashiuchi, art director Shunsuke Sakai, color designer Hitomi Sano, and sound director Kisuke Koizumi.
- Yoshinobu Kasai directs at Brains Base, with series composition by Shinzō Fujita and character designs by Kentarō Matsumoto.
- A Blu-ray Box shipping October 28 includes a new novel written by original author Koneko Hoshitsuki.
Reporting from 2 sources: Anime News Network, The Fandom Post.
The anime adaptation of Koneko Hoshitsuki's light novel series The Villager of Level 999 will premiere on July 1 on TV Tokyo. A main promotional video and visual were released, along with the ending theme "HP" by Yukimura. Additional staff include sub-character designer Yuko Iwaoka and prop designer Noeko Kashiuchi. A Blu-ray Box shipping October 28 will include a new novel by Hoshitsuki.
The anime of Koneko Hoshitsuki's The Villager of Level 999 light novel series will debut on TV Tokyo on July 1 at 24:00 JST (effectively July 2 at 12:00 a.m. JST), followed by a BS Fuji broadcast on July 2. The main promotional video and visual were shown at an advance screening on Sunday, alongside the ending theme "HP" by Yukimura. The opening theme "Not a Hero" by Nakuru Aitsuki and Itsuki Natsume was previously announced.
Newly confirmed staff include sub-character designer Yuko Iwaoka, prop and monster designer Noeko Kashiuchi, art director Shunsuke Sakai, color designer Hitomi Sano, and sound director Kisuke Koizumi. Yoshinobu Kasai directs at Brains Base, with series composition by Shinzō Fujita and character designs by Kentarō Matsumoto. The Blu-ray Box, shipping October 28, will include a new novel written by Hoshitsuki.
Synthesized by Yomimono from the 2 cited sources below, including Japanese-language reporting where cited, then editorially reviewed before publishing.