Arifureta is an anime television series based on the light novel series of the same title written by Ryo Shirakome and illustrated by Takayaki. The anime adaptation was announced on December 3, 2017, and was initially intended to premiere in April 2018,[1][2] but on January 15, 2018, its release was pushed back due to "various circumstances".[3] Originally, the series would have been directed by Jun Kamiya and written by Kazuyuki Fudeyasu, with animation by studio White Fox and character designs by Atsuo Tobe, who also would have served as chief animation director.[1] However, following the postponement, it was announced on April 29, 2018, that Kinji Yoshimoto would be taking over as director and studio Asread would be joining White Fox as animators. Additionally, Chika Kojima took over from Atsuo Tobe as character designer to adapt Takayaki's original designs, and Kazuyuki Fudeyasu left his position as scriptwriter, being replaced by Shōichi Satō and Kinji Yoshimoto. Ryō Takahashi is composing the series' music.[4][5] The opening theme is "Flare" by Void_Chords feat. LIO while the ending theme is "First Song" (ハジメノウタ, Hajime no Uta) by DracoVirgo.[6]
The series aired from July 8 to October 7, 2019, on AT-X, Tokyo MX, SUN, and BS11.[6][7] It ran for 13 episodes.[8][9][10] Two original video animations (OVA) was released with the second and third home video sets on December 25, 2019, and February 26, 2020.[8][9][11] Funimation has licensed the series for an English simulcast and simuldub.[12]
After the first season's finale, it was announced that the series would receive a second season.[13] Akira Iwanaga replaced Kinji Yoshimoto as director, and Studio Mother replaced White Fox as the secondary studio. The rest of the staff and cast returned to reprise their roles. It aired from January 13 to March 31, 2022, on AT-X, Tokyo MX, and BS11.[14][15] The opening theme is "Daylight" by MindaRyn, while the ending theme is "Gedō Sanka" (外道讃歌) by FantasticYouth.[16][17] A new OVA was released on September 25, 2022.[18][19]
On September 10, 2022, it was announced that a third season is in production.[20] Asread is animating the season, with Akira Iwanaga, Shoichi Sato, and Chika Kojima returning as director, scriptwriter, and character designer, respectively.[21]
Series overview
| Season | Episodes | Originally aired | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| First aired | Last aired | |||
| 1 | 13 | July 8, 2019 | October 7, 2019 | |
| 2 | 13 | January 13, 2022 | April 7, 2022 | |
Episodes
Season 1 (2019)
| No. overall | No. in season | Title | Directed by | Written by | Storyboarded by | Original air date [22] | Ref. | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | 1 | "The Monster of the Abyss" Transliteration: "Naraku no Soko no Bakemono" (Japanese: 奈落の底の化け物) | Masayuki Iimura | Shōichi Satō, Kinji Yoshimoto | Kinji Yoshimoto | July 8, 2019 | [23] | |
| The episode begins with Hajime Nagumo being thrown into the abyss of the Orcus Labyrinth, filled with monsters stronger than he's ever seen. A bear monstrosity severs his arm and eats it. Hajime escapes by transmuting his way deep into the ground where fortunately he finds a Divinity Stone that creates a constantly refilling pool of Ambrosia healing fluid, allowing him to survive the removal of his arm. In flashbacks, it is revealed Hajime has no warrior skills, his only real skill being Transmute, allowing him to manipulate matter. When his class entered the dungeon they were confronted by a Behemoth and he was deliberately pushed into the abyss by one of his classmates after trying to save Kaori. In the abyss Hajime starts to break due to intense hunger and begins to hunt the extremely strong wolves by using traps. Upon eating one, the cells of the monster change his DNA, and only the constant healing from the Ambrosia saves him. His body transforms, becoming much stronger due to the constant tearing apart of his muscles from the symbiosis of his and the monsters DNA and the healing of the Ambrosia. After his transformation, he hunts further monsters, eating them to raise his levels and gain their physical and magical abilities. He even uses his Transmutation skill to create powerful weaponry through trial-and-error, crafting his first pistol: Donner. Finally he hunts and eats the bear monstrosity that ate his arm before looking for a way deeper into the abyss. | ||||||||
| 2 | 2 | "Pandora's Box" Transliteration: "Pandora no Hako" (Japanese: パンドラの箱) | Taiji Kawanishi | Shōichi Satō, Kinji Yoshimoto | Naoki Ōhira | July 15, 2019 | [24] | |
| The King is told of Hajime’s death and, unwilling to admit to a Hero’s death, forbids any mention of the incident. Shizuku, Kaori’s friend, reveals through flashbacks that the Pope summoned their high school class and their teacher to this world to act as Hero’s in humanity’s war against demons and monsters. She notices her classmate, Hiyama, acting strangely but does not hear him reassuring himself that no one saw him attacking Hajime. Hajime eventually reaches a giant stone door and defeats the guardians, retrieving keys from their corpses. Kaori is determined not to give up on finding Hajime. Behind the doors Hajime finds a young girl imprisoned in a crystal but decides to leave her, believing she must be a monster imprisoned for a reason. She admits she is an immortal vampire princess but insists she was betrayed by an uncle who wanted her position, but unable to kill her he sealed her away. Feeling sympathy for being betrayed himself Hajime frees her. Deciding to abandon her old name she asks Hajime for a new one, so he names her Yue for the moon, as her golden hair reminds him of moonlight. | ||||||||
| 3 | 3 | "The Golden Vampire Princess" Transliteration: "Ōgon no Kyūketsuki" (Japanese: 黄金の吸血姫) | Hiroyuki Tsuchiya | Shōichi Satō, Kinji Yoshimoto | Jun Takahashi | July 22, 2019 | [25] | |
| Hajime and Yue are attacked by a giant scorpion monster. Yue feeds on Hajime’s blood, recovering her magic, and they kill the scorpion. While eating the flesh Hajime tells Yue all vampires were exterminated 300 years ago, making her the last vampire. Yue explains the labyrinths were built by Mavericks, powerful magic users who attempted and failed to defeat God, so they each constructed a labyrinth as sanctuaries against Gods revenge and may still be alive on the deepest floors. Hajime transmutes the scorpion’s shell to create a rifle named Schlagen. Hajime tells Yue how he was betrayed but no longer cares about his classmates, or even revenge, he just wants enough power to return to Japan, and as Yue no longer has a home he asks her to go with him. Hajime’s classmates decide to enter the labyrinth again. Hajime and Yue enter a floor where all monsters are infected and psychically controlled by a plant-like monster. Yue is infected; however, one of the monsters Hajime previously ate makes him immune to the infection, allowing him to kill the monster. Later, Yue strips naked to drink Hajime’s blood and seduces him. Several days later they reach the bottom floor and prepare to face the final boss monster. | ||||||||
| 4 | 4 | "Guardian of the Depths" Transliteration: "Saiō no Gādian" (Japanese: 最奥のガーディアン) | Naoki Ōhira | Shōichi Satō, Kinji Yoshimoto | Naoki Ōhira | July 29, 2019 | [26] | |
| Hajime and Yue confront the final boss, a giant hydra-like monster with six heads, each capable of a different type of magic and one of which can heal the others. Yue is distracted by the fear inducing hypnosis of a second head and almost eaten, so Hajime snaps her out of it with a kiss. Hajime succeeds in using Schlagen to destroy three heads, including the healing head, and Yue destroys the remaining three with lightning. Before they can relax a surprise seventh head emerges. Hajime is injured protecting Yue and Schlagen is destroyed. Seeing Hajime unconscious Yue drags him to safety and tries to attack with his pistol but is injured. Even unconscious, Hajime hears Yue crying and somehow increases his speed such that he can dodge all attacks. He explodes grenades all around the room, dropping the roof on the head and allowing Yue to kill it for good with lightning. As the final door opens Hajime passes out from exhaustion. Meanwhile, Aiko Hatayama, Hajime’s teacher also summoned as a Hero, argues with the Pope who is insisting they re-enter the labyrinth. The Pope agrees to only send students that volunteer as long as Aiko continues using her fertility magic to support the kingdoms struggling agriculture. | ||||||||
| 5 | 5 | "The Maverick's Lair" Transliteration: "Hangyakusha no Sumika" (Japanese: 反逆者の住処) | Hiroyuki Tsuchiya | Shōichi Satō, Kinji Yoshimoto | Naoyuki Kuzuya | August 5, 2019 | [27] | |
| Hajime awakens in bed with Yue, having lost his right eye, and learns they are in the Mavericks home. They discover the skeleton of the Maverick before a magic circle. Hajime has his memories forcibly examined by a spell which activates a recording the Maverick left behind. The Maverick introduces himself as Oscar Orcus and for defeating his labyrinth deems Hajime worthy to know the truth of the Maverick/God war. Hajime’s classmates enter the labyrinth and defeat the Behemoth they believe killed Hajime. Oscar grants Hajime his power and memories before disappearing. Hajime realises the Mavericks were actually Liberators and reveals he has inherited Oscars Ancient Creation Magic, allowing him to add magical properties to transmuted objects to create Artefacts. They bury Oscar and Hajime takes his ring which controls a portal to the surface. Hajime decides to conquer all the labyrinths for their Ancient Magics. Over two months Hajime takes advantage of Oscar's treasure, library and workshop to learn as much as he can, crafting weapons and vehicles and outfitting himself with an advanced prosthetic arm and a magical jewel to replace his eye. Yue continues seducing him several times so he gives her a magical ring and warns her that his plans will eventually make them enemies of the Church and their God, Ehit. Yue swears to stay with him regardless as they teleport to the surface. | ||||||||
| 5.5 | 5.5 | "Omnibus: Great Orcus Labyrinth" Transliteration: "Sōshūhen Orukusu Dai Meikyū" (Japanese: 総集編 オルクス大迷宮) | N/A | N/A | N/A | August 12, 2019 | [28] | |
| A summary of the events so far. | ||||||||
| 6 | 6 | "Worthless Rabbit" Transliteration: "Zannen na Usagi" (Japanese: 残念なウサギ) | Kinji Yoshimoto | Shōichi Satō, Kinji Yoshimoto | Naoki Ōhira, Naoyuki Kuzuya | August 19, 2019 | [29] | |
| Shea Haulia, a Rabbit-girl, waits impatiently at the spot Hajime and Yue are supposed to appear. When they arrive Hajime and Yue attempt to ignore her as she is quite annoying. Hajime eventually agrees to listen and she explains her tribe is threatened by monsters, and with her magical ability to predict possible futures she foresaw Hajime would save them. Hajime agrees in exchange for her guiding them to a Great Tree mentioned in Oscar’s library. Arriving at the tribe’s forest Hajime kills several monsters, using an unfortunate Shea as bait. The rabbit-men ask Hajime for training as they are tired of being helpless. Hajime struggles to overcome their natural rabbit-like timidity so he puts them through a merciless training routine of “kill monsters or I'll kill you instead”, turning them into tough monster killers. Shea takes them to the tree which Hajime determines is the entrance to another labyrinth, but a stone slab nearby with slots for rings like Oscars, makes Hajime realise this labyrinth will only open after he has defeated other labyrinths first. The rabbit-men decide to continue training and guard the tree until Hajime returns. Shea, having fallen in love with Hajime, travels with them and Yue is forced to let her after Shea technically won a duel by managing to scratch Yue’s face. | ||||||||
| 7 | 7 | "Great Reisen Labyrinth" Transliteration: "Raisen Dai Meikyū" (Japanese: ライセン大迷宮) | Masaharu Tomoda | Shōichi Satō, Kinji Yoshimoto | Masaharu Tomoda | August 26, 2019 | [30] | |
| They travel to Reisen Gorge, containing the entrance to another labyrinth. They are greeted by the voice of hyperactive Maverick Miledi Reisen who built a maze-like labyrinth filled with practical jokes which mostly target Shea. Several of Hajime’s classmates decide to abandon the labyrinth and help Aiko on the farms. Hajime and the girls make it to the bottom of the labyrinth to face the boss, Miledi herself operating a giant robot. After a lengthy battle they succeed in cracking her crystal heart. She uses the last of her energy to wish Hajime luck against Ehit, though Hajime claims he has no intention of defeating Ehit, Miledi assures him he will one day be a God-Killer. However, upon entering the treasure room they find the actual real Miledi’s soul inside a small, cartoonish golem, whom Shea punishes for all the pranks. For completing the labyrinth she gives Hajime her ring, and Yue her Ancient Gravity Magic. She then expels them from the labyrinth through a whirlpool, though Shea drowns as she cannot swim. Hajime brings her back with CPR though tries to drown her again after she wakes up and seizes the chance to violently kiss him. Tired, they find an inn where Shea loudly insists Hajime spend the night taking her virginity. Now publicly humiliated Hajime punishes Shea yet again. | ||||||||
| 8 | 8 | "Reunion with the Past" Transliteration: "Kako to no Saikai" (Japanese: 過去との再会) | Natsumi Yasue | Shōichi Satō, Kinji Yoshimoto | Naoyuki Kuzuya | September 2, 2019 | [31] | |
| Hajime is asked by the Adventurers Guild to find missing adventurers, including a noble’s son. They travel to a nearby farming village, unaware the farms are being visited by Aiko and several classmates, though one classmate, Shimizu, has disappeared. Hajime tries to avoid them but they hear Shea calling him by name. Aiko tearfully confronts him about where he has been but he ignores her. They are confronted by an arrogant Templar Knight who insults Shea, so Hajime severely injures him. His classmates are shocked and scared by his new merciless personality though Aiko swears she will find a way to bring him back. Later, Hajime visits Aiko alone to tell her the truth about the war against the demons. Centuries ago several humans discovered the truth, the God Ehit was not on their side, he was merely controlling the war for his own amusement. These humans became the Liberators to free mortals from Ehit’s tyranny. Unfortunately, Ehit, through the Church, had them labelled heretics and renamed Mavericks. The remaining Liberators built the labyrinths to keep their Ancient Magics safe until someone capable of defeating Ehit came along to claim their powers. Before leaving he also tells her in no uncertain terms that one of his classmates tried to murder him. The next morning Aiko and the students stubbornly insist on helping them search the mountains for the adventurers as Aiko wants to ask more questions about the Liberators. | ||||||||
| 9 | 9 | "Dragon Slayer" Transliteration: "Kokuryū o Ugatsu Mono" (Japanese: 黒竜を穿つ者) | Motoki Nakanishi | Shōichi Satō, Kinji Yoshimoto | Naoyuki Kuzuya | September 9, 2019 | [32] | |
| Once in the mountains Hajime uses transmuted drones connected to his jewel eye to search for the adventurers. They find the nobles son, Will, the only survivor who reveals they were attacked by an army of monsters and a black dragon. While returning they are attacked by the dragon. Hajime succeeds in knocking it from the sky and attempts to pierce its armour with his weapon the Pile Bunker, which can drive Azanthium stakes through any material. The dragon almost escapes until Shea knocks it out with Drucken. Deciding to forgo piercing the armour Hajime sadistically shoves the stake into its only unarmoured area; the anus. However, the pain causes the dragon to reveal she is a female Dragonborn, capable of taking a human form and begs him to remove the stake in exchange for everything she knows. She admits she was magically forced by someone to attack Will and his friends and as atonement, offers to help them stop that person. Hajime decides to kill her anyway but Yue convinces him to spare her. He removes the stake and the dragon transforms into a young woman named Tio, a shameless masochist who admits she enjoyed the stake, just a little. Now their ally Tio reveals the person, whoever he is, has an army of 60,000 monsters and is planning to attack the farming village. | ||||||||
| 10 | 10 | "The Goddess' Sword" Transliteration: "Megami no Ken" (Japanese: 女神の剣) | Hiroyuki Tsuchiya | Shōichi Satō, Kinji Yoshimoto | Masaharu Tomoda | September 16, 2019 | [33] | |
| Hajime is convinced to fight when Aiko asks him to. He erects barricades around the village while avoiding the amorous intentions of Tio who finds his mixture of neglect and verbal abuse exciting. Hajime decides to dedicate their victory to “Aiko, Goddess of Plenty”, embarrassing her, then proceeds to massacre the monster army with transmuted mini-guns and rocket launchers. With his ammunition depleted and Yue and Tio out of magic Hajime and Shea rush to capture the mysterious robed commander as the monsters retreat. Hajime realises the commander is the missing Shimizu. Shimizu admits he was disappointed not to be the only summoned Hero, especially as he paled in comparison to his more powerful classmates, so he signed a contract with a demon, power in exchange for killing Aiko. He scratches Aiko with a poisonous needle but is shot from behind by a monster sniper. Hajime shoots the sniper and heals Aiko with Ambrosia via a kiss. As Shimizu lies dying he offers loyalty to Hajime who spots the lie in his eyes and mercilessly executes him, devastating Aiko. As they leave Yue correctly guesses the sniper was aiming at Aiko, so Hajime finished killing Shimizu so Aiko would blame him and not herself, enabling her to recover much quicker psychologically. | ||||||||
| 11 | 11 | "The Monsters' Day Off" Transliteration: "Bakemonotachi no Kyūjitsu" (Japanese: 化け物たちの休日) | Natsumi Yasue | Shōichi Satō, Kinji Yoshimoto | Atsushi Ōtsuki | September 23, 2019 | [34] | |
| A slavery gang captures a rare mermaid child named Myu and decide to sell her. Hajime returns Will to his father and collects his fee. Deciding they need a break they explore the city as tourists. At an aquarium they meet a sentient talking fish and decide to free him. As thanks he passes on a rumour of a captured mermaid child. Deciding this bothers him Hajime and Shea wander the city until he senses the child in the sewers underground and rescues her, enraging the slavers boss. Hajime and Shea keep Myu safe but struggle with what to do next. Elsewhere Yue and Tio discuss sharing Hajime between them. Hajime decides to give Myu to the city guards, despite her begging to stay with Hajime. After handing a tearful Myu over, the guardhouse is attacked and Myu kidnapped again. Enraged, Hajime begins systematically executing known associates of the slavers looking for the upcoming auction, saving many children along the way. Locating the auction in a noble’s mansion Hajime executes the boss, rescues Myu and blows up the mansion along with the auctions customers. Myu decides to start calling an uncomfortable Hajime “Papa”, which causes Yue, Shea and Tio to demand Hajime get them all pregnant with his children. | ||||||||
| 12 | 12 | "A Looming Shadow" Transliteration: "Shinobiyoru Kage" (Japanese: 忍び寄る影) | Hiroyuki Tsuchiya | Shōichi Satō, Kinji Yoshimoto | Masafumi Tamura | September 30, 2019 | [35] | |
| Despite his unease Hajime takes to parenting Myu quite well. They return to the city where Hajime and the other heroes were summoned. While visiting the Adventurer's Guild Hajime meets a panicked Endou, one of his classmates, who warns them Cattleya the Demon set a trap in the Labyrinth for the rest of the class. The class are overwhelmed by Cattleya’s summoned Monsters, unable to even get close to Cattleya to try killing her. Hajime is indifferent until Endou upsets Myu and he becomes downright reluctant to help at all. A student, Suzu, is injured, causing most of the class to flee. Hiyama and Nakamura both suggest signing contracts with the demon to survive. Kouki, the main Hero who refuses to back down, gets close to Cattleya, but hesitates after she drops a locket with a picture of her lover, realizing she has a life outside the war as well. While hesitating, he is seriously injured. With support from the girls, Hajime decides to save his class, reasoning only one of them tried to kill him, meaning most of them are innocent. Shizuku’s original sword is broken during the fight, so she prepares to die alongside Kaori. However, they are saved at the last second by Hajime, having created a shortcut using his Pile Bunker to blast through the upper floors. Everyone is shocked to learn Hajime is still alive. | ||||||||
| 13 | 13 | "The Best at Being the Worst" Transliteration: "Munō no Musō" (Japanese: 無能の無双) | Naoki Ōhira, Satomi Nakamura | Shōichi Satō, Kinji Yoshimoto | Naoki Ōhira | October 7, 2019[a] | [36] | |
| Hajime sees through Cattleya’s magic and kills all her monsters. Hiyama is terrified at Hajime’s return, fearing he will be discovered as his attempted murderer. Hajime transmutes Shizuku a new indestructible sword. Myu calls Hajime “Papa”, confusing everyone and upsetting Kaori. Cattleya attempts to flee but is caught by Hajime who tortures her for information, shocking his classmates. Hajime learns a powerful demon has cleared one of the labyrinths and is using its Ancient Magic to create a monster army. Cattleya warns him her lover will kill him in revenge, but Hajime kills her anyway. In the aftermath Kouki is outraged Hajime executed the helpless Cattleya so Hajime berates him in return for being too weak to do what is necessary, warning Kouki if he or any of his classmates try to stop him, he will kill them too. Kaori confesses she loves Hajime but he turns her down as he already loves Yue. Kaori insists on joining his team anyway to compete with Yue. Shizuku tries to return the sword he gave her but he tells her to keep it, though it is suggested she may be developing a crush on him. As they leave in Hajime’s transmuted SUV Kaori is furious to discover she must share the back seat with Shea and Tio while Yue automatically gets the passenger seat beside Hajime. Hajime remains determined to make it back to Japan no matter who he has to kill, even God himself. | ||||||||
| OVA–1 | OVA–1 | "Yue's Diary" Transliteration: "Yue no Nikkichō" (Japanese: ユエの日記帳) | Naoki Ōhira | Shōichi Satō | Naoki Ōhira | December 25, 2019 | [9] | |
| The ladies of Hajime’s team stumble across Yue’s diary, beginning with meeting Hajime and her seduction of him. She describes meeting Shea, the "worthless rabbit" and coming up with ways to torment her for falling in love with Hajime. She also describes her addiction to Hajime-nium, her name for Hajime’s blood. Then, after Shea defeated her in their duel she starts describing her fondly, admiring her skill and determination. Next she describes meeting the annoying Miledi, after which Yue describes feeling an almost sisterly bond with Shea and deciding to protect her. This causes Shea to burst into tears. She also describes meeting Tio, the “scrap dragon” and helpless pervert, as well as her jealousy of Hajime giving Aiko Ambrosia with a kiss and wonders if Hajime might be a sexual sadist, or have a teacher fetish. Next she describes meeting Myu, how seeing her cling to Hajime while insistently exclaiming "Papa, Papa!", had given rise to a desire to have a child with him. Lastly, the diary describes Yue meeting Kaori, the result of which being Yue's overwhelming desire to defeat Kaori and keep Hajime for herself. Yue finally arrives and, upon discovering the girls huddled over her diary, she punishes them - severely. Lastly, diary in-hand, she thoughtfully writes "it is a good day when you can punish the people you care about". | ||||||||
| 0 | 0 | "Prologue" Transliteration: "Purorōgu" (Japanese: プロローグ) | N/A | N/A | N/A | January 19, 2020 | [37] | |
| OVA–2 | OVA–2 | "Hot Love Springs Eternal" Transliteration: "Naresome Onsen" (Japanese: なれそめ温泉) | Naoki Ōhira | Shōichi Satō | Naoki Ōhira | February 26, 2020 | [10] | |
| While bathing with Myu, Hajime overhears the ladies in the women’s baths talking. First, the girls demand the story of how Kaori met Hajime. She reveals it was when she saw him defending a grandmother and grandson from thugs, despite still being weak at the time, and she fell in love with his humility and not his strength. Yue jealously labels her a stalker, prompting Kaori to insist upon the details of Yue's first encountering and meeting Hajime. Yue describes being trapped in the crystal, and Hajime almost abandoning her, but then reconsidering after she literally begged him. Shea interrupts with her tale of meeting Hajime after he defeated the labyrinth, also begging him for help, then being used as bait to hunt monsters. Finally, Tio recounts her story of Hajime trying to kill her by impaling a spike up her anus while in her dragon form. Pushed beyond embarrassment, Hajime tries to stop Myu hearing what the ladies are saying. Kaori wonders how so many weird meetings caused anyone to fall in love with Hajime. As soon as they leave the baths, they resume competing for the harried Hajime. | ||||||||
Season 2 (2022)
| No. overall | No. in season | Title | Directed by | Written by | Storyboarded by | Original air date [38] | Ref. | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 14 | 1 | "Irregular" Transliteration: "Iregyurā" (Japanese: イレギュラー) | Kaito Asakura | Shōichi Satō | Kaito Asakura | January 13, 2022[b] | [40] | |
| Kouki returns with the others to the castle, disheartened by the fact that Kaori had not only confessed her love for Hajime, but had also left the group to be with him. Meanwhile, Hajime's group (which now includes Kaori, of course) travels the Gruen Desert, where they are attacked by dozens of Sand Worms. After defeating the monsters they rescue a noble by the name of Bize Feuward Zengen, the son of the Duke of Ankaji. Bize is afflicted with a strange condition that overloads his body with mana, and which will eventually kill him. He reveals that Ankaji is in a dire situation, with its water supply poisoned or tainted, such that the inhabitants have begun to exhibit symptoms of the same "mana overload" ailment afflicting Bize. Hajime and the girls soon decide to help the Anjaki residents. Meanwhile, General Freid of the Demon Army is informed first of Cattleya's death at Hajime's hand, then of the destruction of the monster army - also at Hajime's hand. Freid begins making preparations - for facing Hajime in battle - and killing him. | ||||||||
| 15 | 2 | "Burning Light" Transliteration: "Shakunetsu no Hikari" (Japanese: 灼熱の光) | Takao Kato, Natsumi Uchinuma | Shōichi Satō | Kaito Asakura | January 20, 2022[b] | [41] | |
| Hajime's party arrive at Ankaji, where they provide aid to the citizens afflicted by the curse and destroy the monster responsible. While Kaori stays behind to treat the sick with Myu, Hajime and the rest of the party infiltrate the Gruen Volcano, the site of the third labyrinth. The group push forward through great rivers of molten lava, all the way to the core, which they discover is guarded by a hundred monsters. Hajime and the girls readily attack the monsters guarding the core, but just as they slay the last of them, a massive beam of light strikes Hajime. Desperately concerned for his safety - the depth of the girls' feelings for Hajime has never been more clear - they immediately converge to protect him, then prepare to ferociously retaliate. | ||||||||
| 16 | 3 | "Black and White" Transliteration: "Kuro to Shiro" (Japanese: 黒と白) | Kazuya Fujishiro | Shōichi Satō | Seiki Tanaka | January 27, 2022 | [42] | |
| Hajime is wounded by Freid's surprise attack, but despite having the advantage, the enemy fails to defeat Hajime's party in combat. As a last resort, Freid destroys the controls that keep the volcano from erupting, and traps Hajime and the others inside so that the eruption will kill them. Before the volcano is sealed, Hajime instructs Tio (owing to her Dragon talents) to quickly escape to rejoin Kaori and Myu in Ankaji, while he and the others look for another exit. Meanwhile, at the palace, Shizuku is informed by princess Liliana that the King intends to brand Hajime as an heretic for his defiance. Daisuke Hiyama, the student who unbeknownst to the others had intentionally targeted Hajime (resulting in his fall and near death within the labyrinth), is increasingly despondent since Kaori (an object more of lust than any imagined "love") has joined Hajime after confessing her love to him. Meanwhile, another classmate, whose identity is a mystery, reveals that they've known all along that Daisuke had intentionally tried to kill Hajime at Orcus. This mystery person approaches Daisuke, proposing an alliance while subtly hinting that he's no choice but to accept. | ||||||||
| 17 | 4 | "Reunion" Transliteration: "Oyako no Saikai" (Japanese: 親子の再会) | Ryō Miyata | Shōichi Satō | Naoyuki Kuzuya | February 3, 2022 | [43] | |
| Having barely escaped from her pursuers, Tio returns to Ankaji and is treated by Kaori and Myu, while Hajime, Yue and Shea reach the core of the labyrinth and seize its power before escaping in a submarine created by Hajime. Some time later, the party regroups in the middle of the ocean and arrives at the sea city of Erisen, home to the merfolk, where Myu reunites with her mother. Meanwhile, Shizuku consults with Aiko and learns that Hajime was officially branded as a heretic by the church for refusing to comply with their orders. Aiko also reveals that both the king and the nobles are behaving strangely and that according to Hajime, they can't trust neither the church nor the God Ehit, as he knows his true objective. | ||||||||
| 18 | 5 | "Memories from the Bottom of the Sea" Transliteration: "Kaitei no Kioku" (Japanese: 海底の記憶) | Hiromichi Matano | Shōichi Satō | Naoyuki Kuzuya | February 10, 2022 | [44] | |
| The party departs Erisen to explore the underwater ruins of Melousine, the site of the fourth labyrinth. As they fight their way inside the ruins, they encounter a powerful monster. As the group retreats, Hajime and Kaori become separated from the others. The pair continue fighting the illusory foes of the labyrinth together, until finally they find time to rest and confer about their circumstances. Hajime reprimands Kaori for continuing to compare herself, and feel inferior, to Yue, who stood beside Hajime when he was most in need of someone, but reiterates that Yue is the one he loves, and suggests that Kaori leave the party if she can't accept that. Meanwhile, back at the castle, Aiko is kidnapped by a nun as Lilliana is shown watching the scene from afar. | ||||||||
| 19 | 6 | "Someone Important" Transliteration: "Taisetsu na Hito" (Japanese: 大切な人) | Shintarō Itoga | Shōichi Satō | Kaito Asakura | February 17, 2022 | [45] | |
| Hajime and Kaori keep exploring the dungeon together until they watch a scene from the past where a peace treaty between the races is broken by Ehit's intervention. As they proceed, a spirit possesses Kaori and attempts to force Hajime to submit, but he refuses and proceeds to torture it with magic bullets instead unless it leaves Kaori's body, until Kaori exorcises it from within using her powers. After she is freed, Kaori kisses Hajime and affirms that she still loves him and wants to be by his side, despite his feelings for Yue. The two then reach the core of the Labyrinth, where they reunite with the others. The monster who previously attacked the party returns to fight, but is destroyed by Hajime with help from the same sentient fish Hajime and Shea freed on another occasion. Meanwhile, the rest of the students are worried about Aiko's disappearance, unaware that she is being held captive at the Divine Mountain. | ||||||||
| 20 | 7 | "A New Vow" Transliteration: "Arata na Chikai" (Japanese: 新たな誓い) | Satoshi Nakagawa | Shōichi Satō | Atsushi Ōtsuki | February 24, 2022 | [46] | |
| Hajime and the girls spend some days at Erisen, with Hajime reluctant about parting ways with Myu. Once her mother reassures Hajime that she will be fine with his departure, Hajime promises to Myu that he will take her to visit Earth once he finds a way back there. As the party departs to continue their journey, Liliana flees from the castle, certain that she can't trust anyone there, and the Demon Lord's forces prepare a large scale attack on the humans. Meanwhile, Commander Meld considers sending a letter to Hajime to ask for his help, when Daisuke appears to talk to him. One of Meld's subordinates is hypnotized and attempts to kill him, and just when Meld protects Daisuke from the attacker, Daisuke takes the opportunity to stab him. | ||||||||
| 21 | 8 | "A Disturbing Darkness" Transliteration: "Fuon na Kage" (Japanese: 不穏な影) | Natsumi Uchinuma, Takao Kato | Shōichi Satō | Atsushi Ōtsuki | March 3, 2022 | [47] | |
| Meld escapes from his attackers, but is intercepted and killed by the apostle Noint. Meanwhile, Hajime's party rescues some travelers from a group and bandits and reunite with Liliana, who reveals that she ran away from the castle to look for a way to rescue Aiko, who is being held at the Divine Mountain, which is also the site of the Fifth Labyrinth. Hajime rescues Aiko from prison, but they are attacked by Noint, while an army of one hundred thousand monsters led by Freid and his subordinates approach the capital. | ||||||||
| 22 | 9 | "Invasion of The Capital" Transliteration: "Ōto Shinkō" (Japanese: 王都侵攻) | Kazuya Fujishiro | Shōichi Satō | Yūichi Nihei | March 10, 2022 | [48] | |
| Weakened by the priests' magic and protecting Aiko from harm, Hajime is in a disadvantage fighting Noint. Yue and Shea confront and defeat Freid and his soldiers, forcing him to flee, while Kaori and Liliana search for the rest of Hajime's classmates. Tio rendezvouses with Hajime, who entrusts Aiko to her care and begins to counterattack his enemy. | ||||||||
| 23 | 10 | "God's Apostle" Transliteration: "Kami no Shito" (Japanese: 神の使徒) | Hiroaki Matsushima | Shōichi Satō | Atsushi Ōtsuki, Naoyuki Kuzuya | March 17, 2022 | [49] | |
| Having nothing left to hold him back, Hajime fights Noint and defeats her after a costly battle. Tio and Aiko combine their powers to launch an attack on the temple, but ends up destroying it completely while killing all the priests. Hajime joins the duo and the spirit of one of the Liberators guide them to the core of the Labyrinth, where they claim their rewards. Elsewhere, the students learn about the monster invasion and regroup with the knights by Eri's suggestion, but Eri betrays her classmates and subdue them with help from the knights under her control. | ||||||||
| 24 | 11 | "Betrayal" Transliteration: "Uragiri" (Japanese: 裏切り) | Natsumi Uchinuma | Shōichi Satō | Naoyuki Kuzuya | March 24, 2022 | [50] | |
| Eri reveals that she sided with the demons and used her necromancy to have the knights killed and turned into undead under her control. She also assumes that her main objective is to turn Kouki, with whom she is in love, into an undead as well so she can have him all to herself. Kaori and Lilliana arrive to help and Kaori uses her powers to heal the rest of the classmates, who begin to fight back. However, Daisuke mortally wounds Kaori, and Eri was about to turn her into an undead and he can have her by his side. In a last second, Hajime appears and slays all of the possessed knights using his minigun. Eri orders Meld; now a reincarnated undead, to kill Hajime. However, mustering his last bit of soul, he begs Hajime to end his misery, to which he obliges without question. Hajime is about to kill Eri when Daisuke attacks him, resulting in the latter brutally beaten to near-death and thrown into the outskirts of the arena; left for dead as the monsters devours him. Freid arrives and challenges Hajime to defeat the thousands of monsters invading the city, which he easily does with a space weapon developed by him. Eri takes the opportunity to escape with Freid and Hajime's party take Kaori's body, having a plan in mind to fully resurrect her. | ||||||||
| 25 | 12 | "A New Journey" Transliteration: "Arata na Tabidachi" (Japanese: 新たな旅立ち) | Kaito Asakura | Shōichi Satō | Kaito Asakura | March 31, 2022 | [51] | |
| Hajime and the others manage to preserve Kaori's soul, but by her request, they implant it on Noint's restored body so that she can increase her combat abilities while having her original body preserved for when they return to Japan. Hajime reveals to the other students Ehit's true intentions and Kouki remarks that they should fight him to save the world, but Hajime insists that they should focus on returning to their own world instead. Despite that, the students decide to join forces with Hajime and split into two groups, one accompanying Hajime's party to the next Labyrinth, including Shizuku and Kouki, in order to get stronger and another escorting Liliana to meet the emperor at the capital in their effort to stop Ehit's plans. | ||||||||
| 26 | 13 | "Arifureta: From a Detour to The World's Strongest" Transliteration: "Arifureta Yorimichi de Sekai Saikyō" (Japanese: ありふれた寄り道で世界最強) | Naoyuki Kuzuya | Shouichi Satou | Kaito Asakura | April 7, 2022 | TBA | |
| This episode sets when Myu was still in the group. While Kaori heals some travelers, Shea, Tio, and Myu ask Yue to teach them magic. Hajime warns them not to and is proven right because Yue's explanations are too vague and make no sense. However, Kaori joins the lesson and instantly learns a force field spell to everyone's surprise. They stop in a town and by Myu's suggestion swap clothes to see how it is like. Myu wears Yue's, Yue wears Tio's, Tio wears Myu's, Shea wears Kaori's, and Kaori wears Shea's. Hajime is impressed, but Kaori is embarrassed by Shea's revealing outfit. After switching back and going back on the road, Yue is bothered that Myu always calls her "Big Sister" instead of "Mama". Myu assures her that she loves her and pats her head, causing Yue to regress to an infantile state and almost making Hajime lose control of the vehicle due to how cute they look. | ||||||||
| OVA–4 | OVA–4 | "The Miraculous Meeting and The Phantasmagorical Adventure (Chapter.1)" Transliteration: "Maboroshi no Bōken to Kiseki no Kaigō (Chaputā.Wan)" (Japanese: 幻の冒険と奇跡の邂逅（Chapter.1）) | Kaito Asakura | Shōichi Satō | Kaito Asakura | September 25, 2022 | [52] | |
| After returning from the Sunken Ruins of Melusine, Hajime decides to take Myu on one last adventure before they part ways. However, the trip ends up being much more dangerous than they expected. | ||||||||
| OVA–5 | OVA–5 | "The Miraculous Meeting and The Phantasmagorical Adventure (Chapter.2)" Transliteration: "Maboroshi no Bōken to Kiseki no Kaigō (Chaputā.Tsū)" (Japanese: 幻の冒険と奇跡の邂逅（Chapter.2）) | Kaito Asakura | Shōichi Satō | Kaito Asakura | September 25, 2022 | [53] | |
| Hajime and his party is transported to a mysterious ruined city, where they meet and join forces with the Liberators, who were also transported here from the past. They work together to return to their original worlds. | ||||||||
Notes
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- ^ "Uragiri - Arifureta Shokugyō de Sekai Saikyō Kōshiki Pōtaru Saito" 裏切り - ありふれた職業で世界最強 公式ポータルサイト [Betrayal - Arifureta: From Commonplace to World's Strongest Official Portal Site]. arifureta.com (in Japanese). Archived from the original on March 22, 2022. Retrieved March 22, 2022.
- ^ "Arata na Tabidachi - Arifureta Shokugyō de Sekai Saikyō Kōshiki Pōtaru Saito" 新たな旅立ち - ありふれた職業で世界最強 公式ポータルサイト [A New Journey - Arifureta: From Commonplace to World's Strongest Official Portal Site]. arifureta.com (in Japanese). Archived from the original on March 29, 2022. Retrieved March 29, 2022.
- ^ "Maboroshi no Bōken to Kiseki no Kaigō" 幻の冒険と奇跡の邂逅 (in Japanese).
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