The announcement from Hakusensha on Monday, March 18, 2024, confirming the TV anime adaptation of Nozomi Ginyoku’s “I’m a Behemoth” light novel series has ignited excitement among fans. Alongside this revelation, the anime’s official website has revealed a teaser visual and a special illustration drawn by Taro Shinonome, the talented illustrator behind the manga adaptation of the light novel.
“I’m a Behemoth,” written by Nozomi Ginyoku, initially gained popularity as a web novel on the Shosetsuka ni Naro website, featuring illustrations by Mitsuki Yano. Subsequently, Micro Magazine acquired the publishing rights to the series.
The story follows the adventures of a character who, regardless of being an S-Ranked Monster, is mistaken for a cat and lives as a pet to an elf girl.
The manga adaptation, featuring illustrations by Taro Shinonome, made its debut in Hakusensha’s Young Animal Arashi magazine before transitioning to Young Animal magazine.
With the anime adaptation now confirmed, fans eagerly anticipate seeing their beloved characters and amazing storylines brought to life on the screen.
Undoubtedly, the news of the anime adaptation has generated considerable buzz and anticipation among fans, who eagerly await further updates and details about the upcoming series.
I’m a Behemoth Light Novel Series Confirmed for TV Anime Adaptation
Hakusensha Publishing Company has officially confirmed that Nozomi Ginyoku’s “I’m a Behemoth” light novel series will be adapted into a television anime.
While details such as the release date and production studio are yet to be disclosed, the anime’s staff has launched a website featuring a teaser visual showcasing Tama, the reincarnated behemoth, and Aria, the elf girl, against a backdrop of pale green with paw prints as a pattern.
A celebratory visual drawn by Taro Shinomone has been shared on the website, featuring Tama, Aria, Vulcan, and Stella donning their characteristic outfits.
The main cast for the anime has also been announced, with Tasuku Hatanaka taking on the role of Tama, Riho Sugiyama voicing Tama in cat form, and Hinaki Yano joining as the voice of Aria.
The voice actors have expressed their excitement about their roles and pledged to give their best performances.
A special stage event for the “I’m a Behemoth” anime will be held at AnimeJapan 2024 on March 24, 2024, where the main cast members will be present.
What It Is All About?
The manga series “I’m a Behemoth” was released in English by Yen Press. The storyline revolves around a valiant knight who meets his demise in battle but is unexpectedly reincarnated into the formidable body of a behemoth.
Adding to his bewilderment, he discovers that behemoth offspring resemble charming kittens. Regardless of the world perceiving him as tender and affectionate, he maintains the dignity of a noble warrior and possesses the might of an invincible S-ranked monster.
His resolve and strength are challenged as he endeavors to safeguard the enchanting elf who has chosen him as her companion.