Sweet Reincarnation TV Anime Platters Up New Trailer, Visual, July 2023 Premiere

 

Just as lunch rolls around, the first course of details on the Sweet Reincarnation TV anime has been served up to the masses, announcing that the anime adaptation of Nozomu Koryu’s light novels will premiere in July 2023, revealing the main staff and cast of the series and releasing the series’ first teaser trailer and visual.

 

 

 

Naoyuki Kuzuya (Bikini Warriors) will be directing Sweet Reincarnation at SynergySP with Studio Comet cooperating with the animation production. The series composition and screenplay will be written by Mitsutaka Hirota (EDENS ZERO) with character designs by Tomoko Miyakawa (Jewelpet) and music composed by Hiroshi Nakamura (“Deji” Meets Girl).

 

The lead cast of Sweet Reincarnation is as follows (character names not confirmed):

 

Ayumu Murase as Pastry Mille Morteln

 

Natsumi Fujiwara as Marcarullo

 

Maaya Uchida as Luminito

 

Kaede Hondo as Licorice Mille Huberlek

 

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Sweet Reincarnation currently boasts more than 850,000 copies printed and sold between all 20 light novel volumes and eight volumes of the manga physically and digitally in Japan. J-Novel Club, which publishes the official English version of the Iida Seriko-written and Midori Tomizawa-illustrated manga adaptation of Nozomu Koryu’s original light novels, describes the first volume as such:

 

Pastry Mille Morteln, age 9, is both his father’s heir and the reincarnation of an unfulfilled pastry chef. While he dreams of a land filled with sweet treats, there’s a lot to be done first! From learning how to fight, to controlling his new magical talents and doing his best to defend his village from bandits, and yet all he really wants to do is bake the perfect apple pie… Pastry Mille Morteln has his work cut out for him in Sweet Reincarnation.

 

Source: Press Release

 

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