The upcoming How a Realist Hero Rebuilt the Kingdom Part 2 has released another trailer ahead of the January 2022 premiere, and this one features Roroa Amidonia’s scenes. Roroa Amidiona was already introduced in the anime’s part 1, which aired in Summer 2021.
The official Twitter of the anime is releasing a new trailer every week, and this is currently the 6th. The previous trailer features the war trial scene of Castor Vargas and Carla Vargas.
Part 1 of the anime ended on September 26, 2021, after a total of 13 episodes, and the sequel was announced right later. J.C. Staff (Food Wars) is animating the series, while Takashi Watanabe (Shakugan no Shana) is directing.
About How a Realist Hero Rebuilt the Kingdom
How a Realist Hero Rebuilt the Kingdom is a Japanese light novel series by Dojyomaru, with Fuyuyuki’sillustrations. Overlap started publishing it in May 2016. The light novel is still ongoing and it currently has 15 volumes in circulation. The same publisher is also serializing a manga adaptation by Satoshi Ueda and as of now, it has 7 volumes available.
J-Novel Club is publishing How a Realist Hero Rebuilt the Kingdom light novel series in English and you can read the synopsis of the anime’s part 2 below:
After the war with the Principality of Amidonia comes to a close, provisional king Souma receives an unexpected message. It’s a request for annexation from his former enemies in the Principality. Facing a civil war and an invasion by other countries, the Principality now needs the Elfrieden Kingdom’s strength in order to fight back. Souma agrees to the annexation and summons those who play an important role in the defense of the Principality to Van for an awards ceremony, but the Princess of the Principality, Roroa, is hiding in with the mountain of gifts they give him?! “Souma… Do ya want me? Or don’t ya?” When he receives a sudden marriage proposal from Roroa, what will Souma decide to do?!
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Source: Official Twitter
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