A leak out Weibo I assure you that the second season of the anime adaptation of the light novels was written by daisuke aizawa and illustrated by touzai, The Eminence in the Shadows (Kage no Jitsuryokusha ni Naritakute!), previously filtered, It will be released in Japan next October.. It should be noted that this information is not confirmed, but for which an “important event” is planned next February 22nd in Japan.
The series premiered in the season of Autumn-2022 (October-December) and was confirmed by the platform with a total of twenty episodes HIDE is responsible for sales in the West. Aizawa and Touzai began publishing the light novels through the publisher Kadokawa in November 2018 with a manga adaptation by Anri Sakano be published in the magazine Monthly comp ace since December 2018.
production team
- Kazuya Nakanishi (Darwin’s game) was responsible for directing the first season at the studios Connection (Darwin’s Game, Grandbelm).
- Makoto Iino (Suppose a kid from the last dungeon Boonies moved to a starter town, demon lord, try again!) handled the character designs for the first season.
- Kanichi Katō (Black clover, those snow-white notes) was responsible for writing and overseeing the scripts in the first season.
- Kenichiro Suehiro (Subject: Zero kara Hajimeru Isekai Seikatsu, Enen no Shouboutai, Goblin Slayer) was responsible for the composition of the soundtrack in the first season.
Synopsis for The Eminence in the Shadows
Big heroes and fiendish villains are the kind of characters people crave, but that’s not the case with Cid Kagenou. He aspires to become the mastermind behind it all, pull the strings and use his machinations to advance the whole story. In his previous life in Japan, he could not achieve his goals, but now, reborn in a world of magic, he will show the true eminence of the shadow! While pretending to be just another filler character, Cid recruits members of his (fake) organization, Shadow Garden, with the goal of defeating a mysterious cult that lurks in the shadows. His (fake) organization against the disgusting (but surprisingly real) Cult of Diabolos.
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