The anime So What's Wrong with Getting Reborn as a Goblin? reveals its first trailer

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Being reincarnated as the weakest link in the food chain of a fantasy world is a tactical challenge that few office workers could overcome. It has been officially announced that the anime adaptation of the manga So What's Wrong with Getting Reborn as a Goblin? will begin airing on Japanese television during the month of October this year.


The update, shared through the project's official website, was accompanied by the release of the first promotional trailer. This video trailer allows you to appreciate the visual style of the series, while the production committee confirmed the main technical team and voice cast that will bring this unusual survival isekai to life.



Details about So What's Wrong with Getting Reborn as a Goblin?


The animation production takes place at the BAKKKA studio facilities. The general direction of the project falls to Ryuta Kawahara. For his part, Yuichiro Momose assumes responsibility for the composition of the series and the writing of the scripts. The character designs are adapted to animation by Hiroyuki Saita, accompanied by sound direction by Hiroto Morishita and a soundtrack composed by Takenoko Boy.




About the work


The plot follows Akira Yagami, an ordinary employee who loses his life after saving a child from a car accident. When he wakes up, he discovers that he has reincarnated in another world in the form of a goblin, a creature whose biological life expectancy is only seven days. However, after gaining a special ability that allows him to prolong his existence, Akira decides to take advantage of this extra time to defy the laws of his new reality and become the strongest goblin in history.


The original work, written by Nazuna Miki and illustrated by Tsukasa Araki, began serialization on the Tonari no Young Jump digital platform of the Shueisha publishing house in 2020. Its unusual premise that mixes the skill progression system with fantasy comedy has kept it a popular publication, releasing its fourteenth compilation volume on March 18.

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