Devils' Crest Anime: November 6 Prime Video Premiere, Trailer and Cast

Devils’ Crest premieres November 6, 2026, on Prime Video, with Episodes 1 and 2 available at launch. Amazon Japan describes the stream as worldwide and exclusive to Prime Video. The latest announcement gives a 9 p.m. JST start in Japan; it does not establish a single local clock time for every territory. The anime adapts Reki Kawahara’s Demons’ Crest light novels under the official English series title Devils’ Crest.

The Second Official Trailer

The second promotional video arrived October 2 through the official Warner Bros. Japan Anime channel. It accompanies the announcement of two more voice actors, the ending theme and the two-episode premiere. The video previews the series; quick cuts do not establish a complete episode plot or release schedule.

Who Is in the Cast?

The official cast page lists the following characters and Japanese voice actors:

Tamaru and Murase are the latest additions. No English dub cast or dub launch date has been announced in these materials.

What Is Devils’ Crest About?

According to Amazon Japan’s official synopsis, Yuma Ashihara and his classmates enter a test of the full-dive VR game Actual Magic. The boundary between game and reality breaks down, turning what should have been a game into a struggle to survive. That is the established setup; the studio has not confirmed every apparent event in the trailers as an episode plot point.

The anime is produced by Production I.G. Shinji Ushiro is chief director, Kenichiro Komaya directs, Eiji Umehara handles series composition, and original novel illustrator Yukiko Horiguchi is also credited with the anime’s character designs. Yuki Hayashi and Naoyuki Chikatani compose the music.

Opening and Ending Songs

Ado performs the opening, “Shinka.” Universal Music Japan confirms Soala’s “ReaL” as the ending theme and links the new promotional video. Neither song announcement changes the release date or confirms an episode count.

What Has Not Been Announced?

The official materials do not give a total episode count, a complete weekly rollout, an English dub date or local start times for each territory. The Japanese 9 p.m. announcement should not be treated as a universal release clock. Check the local Prime Video listing closer to launch for availability and timing in your region.

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