Monster Strike: Deadverse Reloaded Unveils New Teaser Trailer, Main Cast & Theme Song Artists

Monster Strike: Deadverse Reloaded Reveals New Teaser Trailer, Main Cast & Theme Song Artists
monster strike deadverse anime teaser trailer visual©MIXI

A fresh teaser trailer, primary voice cast, and theme song performers have been unveiled for the anticipated Monster Strike: Deadverse Reloaded TV anime series. The anime is slated to start airing in Japan on October 21, 2025.

The anime’s primary voice cast includes:

  • • Yoshitsugu Matsuoka as Jugemu
  • • Kana Ichinose as Rinne
  • • Kana Hanazawa as Yakumo
  • • Inori Minase as Neo
  • monster strike anime jugemu character visual©MIXI
  • monster strike anime rinne character visual©MIXI
  • monster strike anime yakumo character visual©MIXI
  • monster strike anime neo character visual©MIXI

The Japanese boy band Da-iCE will sing the opening theme for Monster Strike: Deadverse Reloaded, while hip-hop artist YZERR will take care of the ending theme. The specific names of the theme songs were not disclosed at the time of writing.

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Masao Okubo (Record of Ragnarok Season 1 and 2) is at the helm of directing the anime series, with Noriyuki Nakamura (The Aristocrat’s Otherworldly Adventure) as the assistant director. The team also includes Hayato Kazano and Jin Haganeya sharing responsibilities as co-series screenwriter and scriptwriter, respectively, and Kazumi Inadome as the character designer. Yumeta Company is responsible for the animation production.

Monster Strike Deadverse Reloaded key visual©MIXI

Monster Strike Deadverse Reloaded takes inspiration from MIXI’s Monster Strike mobile gacha game, which is a “Pull hunting RPG” that allows you to become a Monster Master. This will mark the inaugural Monster Strike anime series to be available on terrestrial television in Japan. Prior anime entries include the Monster Strike the Animation ONA, which debuted in October 2015, comprising three seasons and several short films and movies.

The Monster Strike game was launched in Japan for Android and iOS in 2013, and it has seen releases in other regions such as China, Korea, and a global version, though those have since been discontinued.

Sources: Monster Strike Anime Official Twitter, Official Anime Website, Anime News Network

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