Ascendance of a Bookworm reveals premiere date and theme songs for its fourth season

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Rozemyne's relentless rise within the nobility is about to unleash a new chapter on the small screen. To warm up for the spring season, the production committee of the fourth season of Ascendance of a Bookworm (known in Japan as Honzuki no Gekokujo) announced an attractive promotional strategy: they will release a new video trailer every week for an entire month. The calendar will culminate with the great premiere of the series on Japanese television on April 4.


The first thematic preview, entitled "Amor Familiar", is now available and allowed us to listen to a fragment of the choral version of the ending theme "Ima mo, Arigato", performed by Erika Ikuta. The following videos will explore themes such as fantasy and bookbinding, scheduled for March 14 and 21 respectively. Finally, on March 28, the second main trailer will be released, which will include a look at the opening theme "Pages", by Little Glee Monster.



Details of Ascendance of a Bookworm Part 3


As previously revealed, this sequel marks a radical change in production, coming under the umbrella of the acclaimed Wit Studio. The director's baton is now held by Yoshiaki Iwasaki (a veteran of Hayate the Combat Butler and We Never Learn), replacing Mitsuru Hongo, who directed the first three seasons.


Despite the change of studio, the project maintains several key pieces to preserve the essence of the original story. Mariko Kunisawa returns to oversee the scripts, while MICHIRU will return to compose the soundtrack. For her part, artist Aiko Minowa takes on the role of new character designer.


About the original work


Author Miya Kazuki began publishing these acclaimed light novels on the website Shosetsuka ni Naro in 2013, concluding her stage as a web novel in 2017. The print edition, beautifully illustrated by You Shiina, became a fundamental pillar of the industry, ending its main story in December 2023 with its 33rd volume. To date, the franchise boasts more than 13 million copies in circulation worldwide.

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