The Chillin’ in My 30s After Getting Fired from the Demon King’s Army anime adaptation has received its second trailer and more cast info. The trailer includes a preview of the opening song “CHANGEMAKER” by Hinano.
The newly revealed cast members include Masaki Tekisoma as Granbaza, Kazuhiko Inoue as Alaintwill, Yuuki Kudou as Satome, Hiromichi Tezuka as Sessha, and Takaki Ootomari as Fitbitan.
Chillin’ in My 30s After Getting Fired from the Demon King’s Army is based on the Kodansha-published manga series by Rurekutye, which is in turn an adaptation of the light novel series written by Rokujuuyon Okazawa and illustrated by Yuichi Murakami. The manga began in 2020 and released its eighth tankoubon volume on November 18, 2022.
Crunchyroll describes the plot as:
Dariel, a dark soldier in the demon king’s army who cannot use magic, has risen to the position of assistant to the Four Generals with his talent and energy, and has been wielding his skill. However, as soon as the Four Generals are replaced, Dariel is fired from the army. Dariel is devastated, but when he arrives in a human village, he finds that his adventuring skills, which are supposed to be useless to demons, have blossomed! “I was… human?” Dariel decides to spend his second life in this village, and the requests start pouring in!
Fumitoshi Oizaki (Deaimon) is directing the anime with Yoshihide Yuuzumi (Onee-chan ga Kita) as assistant director, Hitomi Amamiya (Merc Storia: The Apathetic Boy and the Girl in a Bottle co-series composer) as series composer and script writer, Satomi Yonezawa (Deaimon animation director) as character designer, and Tsubasa Itou (The Price of Smiles) as music composer. Encourage Films is the animation production company.
Meanwhile, the cast includes Tomokazu Sugita as Dariel, Akane Fujita as Marika, Atsushi Abe as Baschbaza, Tetsuya Kakihara as Gashita, Rumi Ookubo as Zebiantis, and Akari Kitou as Lady.
The Chillin’ in My 30s After Getting Fired from the Demon King’s Army manga is serialized in Monthly Young Magazine and published under the Young KC Special label. It was originally serialized in Young Magazine 3rd.
Source: @ankokuheishi_PR
