Part 2 of the TV anime "Honkaku no Shimokokujo" to start airing on 4/4, this PV & advance cuts revealed! Minori Suzuki & Kiyono Anno have been added to the cast!

This PV and advance cuts have been released from the second part of the TV anime "Hon-ki no Gekkoukoujo: I Can't Choose the Means to Become a Librarian," which will start airing on April 4, 2020 (Sat) on ABC TV and other stations. Minori Suzuki and Kiyono Yasuno will be casting new characters!

The TV anime "Honkaku no Gekkoujo: You Can't Choose Your Means to Become a Librarian" is based on the light novel by Miya Kouzuki, currently being published by TO Books. The first part of the anime aired from October 2 to December 25, 2019 and gained popularity. The first part aired a total of 14 episodes, and the second part will be the continuation of the first part, starting with episode 15.

⇒The second part will be aired in spring 2020! Teaser visual also revealed!

Mitsuru Hongo will direct, Yoshiki Kawasaki will be the assistant director, Mariko Kunisawa will compose the series, Yoshiaki Yanagida and Toshihisa Kaiya will design the characters, and Ajido will be in charge of animation production.

This PV is now on view.

In this PV, you can see the new characters that will appear in the second part of the series, and you can also hear a bit of the OP theme "Tsumujikaze" sung by Sumire Morohoshi.

Synopsis and Advance Cuts Arrive!

The synopsis and advance cuts for episode 15 have also been released.

Chapter 15 "Temple Priestess Apprentice" Synopsis
Mine finally becomes an apprentice temple priestess. Before entering the temple, she spends a hectic time reporting to Benno about what she has done so far and having a tasting of katrkar. Then came the day for Mein to go to the temple. Ferdinand performs the oath ceremony, and Mine is accepted as an apprentice blue priestess. He is then introduced to his attendants, who will take care of his personal affairs. ......

Casting of New Characters Announced!

It was also announced that Minori Suzuki will play Rosina, a gray priestess apprentice, and Kiyono Anno will play Vilma, a gray priestess, who will serve as Mine's personal attendants.

Rosina

Rosina is a gray priestess apprentice who was called into Mine's service in order to teach him musical culture. She is a master of the feshpiel, a musical instrument, and loves music more than anything else. She has the manners of an aristocratic young lady, and is therefore a valuable role model for Mine.

Vilma

A gray priestess in Mine's service. She is good at drawing and later becomes a painter at Main's studio. She has a phobia of men due to a certain incident, and has withdrawn to the girls' wing of the orphanage. She is like a "mother" to the orphans, always looking out for them.

Cast Comments

We have received comments from Minori Suzuki and Kiyono Yasuno.

Comment from Minori Suzuki (playing Rosina)
I am very happy to be involved in this heartwarming story as a character. I did my best to convey the charm of the slightly impudent but very human Rosina. I look forward to working with her!

Kiyono Anno (Vilma) comment
When I first read the original story, I wondered what was going to happen to this book-loving girl. I was so excited by the completely unpredictable development of the story. I was very happy to see that Vilma, who I played, loves to draw pictures, just like me. I can't take my eyes off Mine's journey. I hope you enjoy it!

[Work information
■"Hon-ki no Gekkoukoujo: I Can't Choose the Means to Become a Librarian," Part 2

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ABC TV: Every Saturday from April 4 at 26:10~
AT-X: Every Tuesday from April 7 at 23:30~ (repeat broadcast: Every Thursday from 15:30~ / Every Monday from 7:30~)
TOKYOMX: Every Wednesday from April 8 at 22:00~
WOWOW: Every Wednesday from April 8 at 24:00 30min～ (only episode 15 will be broadcast for free)
BS Fuji: every Thursday from April 9 at 24:00～
*Broadcasting dates and times are subject to change without prior notice.

<STAFF>
Author: Miya Kozuki / Illustration: Yu Shiina
Director: Mitsuru Hongo
Assistant Director: Yoshiki Kawasaki
Series Composition: Mariko Kunisawa
Character Design: Yoshiaki Yanagida, Toshihisa Umiya
Chief Animation Directors: Yoshiaki Yanagida, Toshihisa Umiya, Emiko Endo
Prop Design: Ryo Hirata
Art Director: Ryoka Kinoshita
Art Setting: Toshitaka Amada
Color Design: Miyoko Ichise
Director of Photography: Naoki Kitamura
Editing: Tomoki Nagasaka
Sound Director: Jun Watanabe
Sound Effects: Hiromune Kurahashi
Sound Production: JTB Next Creation
Music: Michiru
Music Production: Flying Dog
OP Theme: Sumire Morohoshi "Tsumujikaze"
ED Theme: Minori Suzuki "Ephemera wo Tsumete"
Animation Production: Asia-do
Produced by Jenco

＜CAST＞
Main: Yuka Iguchi
Ferdinand: Scholar Hayami
Tori: Ai Nakajima
Eefa: Tomiko Orikasa
Günther: Takeshi Koyama
Lutz: Mutsushin Tamura
Benno: Takehito Koyasu
Otto: Satoshi Hino
Marc: Tomoaki Maeno
Frida: Aya Uchida
Gil: Yuko Sanpei
Fran: Sho Kano
Delia: Tsumaru Chiyo
Rosina: Minori Suzuki
Vilma: Kiyono Anno

＜Introduction＞
I would become a priestess for books!
Reino Honsu, a university student who "loves books more than three meals a day," is reborn as Mine, a soldier's daughter, in a world where there are no books. The literacy rate among commoners is low, and books made of parchment are expensive and reserved for the nobility. So Mine made up her mind.
If there are no books, then make books!
After much trial and error, he meets Benno, a merchant, and completes the plant paper in order to become an apprentice merchant, but Mine's body is afflicted with "cannibalistic fever. In this world where nobles have magical power, there are commoners who are born with magical power. They are the "cannibals.
Without magical tools to absorb their ever-increasing magical power, they cannot survive long.
At a baptismal ceremony, Mine discovers the library of the temple and asks the head of the temple for an apprenticeship as a priestess.
After much wrangling, Mine is chosen to become an apprentice blue priestess who will dedicate her magical powers to the temple. However, many people do not like the idea of a commoner like Mine wearing the "blue robe," which was originally given to the nobility.
The temple's class society ...... is full of problematic children serving at the side.
The common sense of the temple, which differs from that of the Reino era and the downtown era, stands in the way of Mine.
Will the day ever come when Mine can read to her heart's content?
And will Mine be able to create a book?

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