The official Twitter account for the upcoming The Aristocrat’s Otherworldly Adventure: Serving Gods Who Go Too Far TV anime today unveiled a brand-new trailer for the fantasy series, previewing Cain’s adorable but explosive growth from boy to man ahead of his debut in April 2023.

It was also revealed that 7LAND will perform “Nana-iro no E no Gu de” for the anime’s ending theme, which is previewed in the trailer below:

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The trailer’s description also confirmed new cast members, as follows (character romanizations unconfirmed):

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Based on the light novels by Yashu and Mo, The Aristocrat’s Otherworldly Adventure: Servings Gods Who Go Too Far is being directed by Noriyuki Nakamura (Shoot! Goal to the Future) and produced by Ayumu Hatori at studio EMT Squared and Magic Bus, alongside these main staff members that were also revealed today:

Crunchyroll announced in August 2022 that the series will stream on Crunchyroll in Spring 2023, describing it as such:

Shiina Kazuya is killed protecting a young girl at a convenience store where he just happened to be at the wrong time. The next thing he knows, he’s in the kind of world he has only dreamed about–a world of magic and swords! He has been reincarnated as Cain von Silford, the third son of an aristocratic family, and he quickly grows interested in many things he sees. Then, on his fifth birthday, he’s baptized at a church according to tradition… and the gods grant him several divine blessings, along with stats that could only be described as unusual and extraordinary! In his reincarnated life, when it comes to things like battles, romance, and studying, apparently a little overkill is just right?! When he puts in the usual effort to do things punctually and properly, it only gets him in trouble… Thus Cain’s chaotic life in another world begins!

Source: Official Twitter, YouTube

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