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The opening theme song has also been announced.
The upcoming anime series, The Too-Perfect Saint, based on Kōki Fuyutsuki’s light novel series has finally revealed its airing date. The official website and X (formerly Twitter) account of the anime have both confirmed that the series will be released on 10 April, 2025. Previously, all the cast members of the anime were also confirmed and a trailer was released.
The Too-Perfect Saint cast and staff details
The full cast of the anime series so far includes:
- Yui Ishikawa as Philia
- Kaede Hondo as Mia Adenauer
- Takuya Satō as Oswald Parnacorta
- Kōhei Amasaki as Julius Ziltonia
- Shinnosuke Tachibana as Reichert Parnacorta
- Sora Tokui as Riin
- Ken Narita as Leonard
- Kanna Nakamura as Himari
- Shū Uchida as Grace Martilas.
- Kazuyuki Okitsu as Fernando Ziltonia
- Miki Itō and as Hildegarde Adenauer
- Kentarō Itō as Georg Adenauer
- Sayaka Ōhara as Cornelia Adenauer
- Yūya Murakami as Pierre
The anime series is being produced by Troyca with Shuu Watanabe. Keichiro Ōchii is writing the scripts while Shūhei Yamamoto is designing the characters. Takaaki Nakahashi is composing the music. A short PV was released to introduce the opening theme song ‘Ai Toka’, performed by Riria.
The Too-Perfect Saint story and other details
Other than the release date and PV, the anime also announced that the first two episodes will be screened at the EX Tower in Tokyo on 29 March, 2025. Director Shuu Watanabe and some other staff members from Troyca will be present at this event to talk about the project. The anime is based on Kōki Fuyutsuki’s novel series titled The Too-Perfect Saint: Tossed Aside by My Fiancé and Sold to Another Kingdom. It has a manga adaptation, illustrated by Mago Ayakita.
The story of The Too-Perfect Saint takes place in a fantasy world. Philia comes from a long line of saints, and it has been proven that she’s the most powerful saint her bloodline has produced. She is betrothed to the second prince of her country Ziltonia. However, due to her power and stoic nature, the second prince can’t stand her. He sells her to the neighbouring kingdom of Parnacorta as they also need a saint. But soon after she’s gone, the prince and all of Ziltonia starts to understand how much Philia did for them. As the country starts falling apart, Philia grows accustomed to her new home.
