Tensei Goblin Adds Hanae, Shimono & Tamura Plus Theme Artists

The official site for the TV anime of Nazuna Miki and Tsukasa Araki’s fantasy manga Tensei Goblin dakedo Shitsumon Aru? (So What’s Wrong with Getting Reborn as a Goblin?) has rolled out a fresh wave of casting and music news. Three new roles join the lineup as the series keeps its October 2026 broadcast target locked in.

Natsuki Hanae will voice Albert, Hiro Shimono takes on Izuizu, and Yukari Tamura steps in as Tenchikaibyaku. The same update also settled the theme-song slate: singer-songwriter Sou handles the opening, while rock unit AHUB delivers the ending.

Behind the mic, Ryouta Kawahara directs at studio Bakkka, with Yuuichirou Momose on series composition and scripts, Hiroyuki Saita designing characters, and Takenoko Boy scoring the show. The source manga has run in Tonari no Young Jump since 2020; Shueisha’s print run is deep into the teens, and Yen Press continues the English volumes stateside.

For a story that mixes cute goblin chaos with sharper political play, the star power—and the theme-song lock—should help the adaptation cut through a crowded fall slate. More on air date windows and streaming partners is still expected closer to premiere.

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