TV Asahi has released the first promotional video for the television anime adaptation of Magic Repo Man: Dumped by My Party, I’ll Cash In With a Cute Support Fairy to Become the Strongest!, the manga by Masakichi and Shingou Iijima. The video confirms the voice cast, newly announced staff, and an October television debut.
Voice Cast
- Reiji Kawashima as Lent, a gentle young man raised in a rural village
- Emiri Katō as Empee, a support fairy who appears to assist Lent’s unique ability, Magic Warehouse
- Daiki Hamano as Guy, leader of the B-rank party “The Skypiercers” and a swordsman from Lent’s village
- Akira Sekine as Misa, a mage from Lent’s village and member of “The Skypiercers”
- Yū Kobayashi as Elle, a healer who joined “The Skypiercers” after the party was already formed
Additional Staff
Newly confirmed crew members include Haruko Nobori as color key artist, Kazuhiro Arai as art director, Yōhei Konishi as compositing director of photography, Masaki Sakamoto as editor, Keiko Urakami as sound director, and Kow Otani as music composer.
Core Staff and Studio
Takahiro Tamano — previously assistant director on Baban Baban Ban Vampire and The Foolish Angel Dances with the Devil — is directing the series at Synergy SP. Ryūsuke Mori is handling series scripts, and Kazue Mori (sub-character designer on The Yakuza’s Guide to Babysitting) is designing the characters.
Story
In an RPG-style world of swords and sorcery, Lent possesses a rare Gift that lets him loan enormous amounts of magic points to others. His generosity helped his party, “The Skypiercers,” grow into formidable heroes — but once they no longer needed him, he was unceremoniously kicked out. Lent soon discovers a hidden power within his Gift, and together with his adorably cunning fairy partner Empee, he sets out to reclaim every last scrap of magic he ever lent — with interest.
Broadcast and Manga Details
The anime is set to premiere in October on TV Asahi and 23 affiliated channels, airing on Saturdays at 25:30 (effectively Sundays at 1:30 a.m.), with a later broadcast on BS Asahi.
Masakichi originally launched the story on the Kakuyomu web novel platform in 2022. Iijima’s manga adaptation began serialization on BookLive and Flex Comics’ Comic Ark label in 2023. The manga’s second part is an entirely original story separate from the Kakuyomu source material. The fifth compiled volume is scheduled to ship on November 14.
Seven Seas Entertainment has licensed the manga for English release, with the first volume due in September 2026.
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