The highly anticipated anime adaptation of Sorjima and Aminohada’s webtoon arrives July 10th in Japan, promising a dive into betrayal, psychological drama, and the pursuit of vengeance.

Release Date:

  • Japan: July 10th

Genre: Betrayal, Psychological Drama, Vengeance

Main Character: Rua, a candidate for sainthood with a unique and burdensome gift.

Rua’s Gift: The ability to heal others, but at the cost of absorbing their suffering.

Plot: The series follows Rua’s journey from selfless devotion to calculated retribution after being unjustly denied recognition. This transformation is fueled by a mysterious prince who offers Rua a path to dismantle the system that wronged him.

Cast and Production

  • Voice Cast: Asami Seto (Rua), Sōma Saitō (Sven Momo), Momo Asakura (Arianne), Voloaki Maeno, Minami Tsuda, and Riston Kōsuke.
  • Music: Washio Reina (“Dizzy” opening), Nonpy (“Abyss” closing), ONKEN (Composer).
  • Production: Kazuya Takahashi
  • Format: “Light Anime”

Animation ID leverages the “light anime” format to streamline animation while maintaining emotional impact.

Premiere Details

According to Animation ID:

  • Japan: July 9th at 24:30 hours (10:00 PM) – TVK
  • CBC TV: July 12th

Adapted from a webtoon by Sorjima and Aminohada. English rights secured by Pocket Comics.

A Bit Much?

The story is, well, a bit much, isn’t it? Rua, a prospective saint with the gift of healing, only by transferring suffering? They call him “The Holy Fall.”

Naturally, he’s got a best mate, Arianne, who’s conveniently swooped in to get all the credit.

Then, a mysterious second prince promises revenge?

Tropes and Expectations

The concept smacks of manufactured melodrama. A perpetually suffering protagonist, a betraying best friend, and a shadowy prince offering a path to vengeance? It’s practically a checklist of anime clichés. And all because a bloke called Garrett nearly ended up a crispy critter after a beast attack.

Intense?

They’re billing it as intense. Betrayal, psychological drama, revenge. Right. Let’s not get carried away. It’s a cartoon.

Premiere Times

Mark your calendars:

  • Japan: July 10th at 00:30 Japan time

Prepare to be… mildly entertained, most likely.

Final Thoughts

It’s a bit rich, isn’t it? All this fuss, all this anticipation, for what will probably be a series fuelled by angst and conveniently-placed plot twists.

About the Author

Sweety Otaku

One of the best parts of watching anime is how many times a show can surprise you. Sometimes for good, sometimes for bad. But if the Otaku know one thing, it's that anything is possible.

View All Articles