Ryousen Takami and Ririnra's "Multi-Mind Mayhem: Isekai Tensei Soudouki" adds new cast and theme songs, which will air in January 2027.

The official website of Ryousen Takami and Ririnra's "Multi-Mind Mayhem: Isekai Tensei Soudouki" announces details, including new cast members and theme songs, which will air in January 2027.

The additional cast for the anime series includes Takashi Matsuyama as Oka Sanai Sadatoshi, a warlord from Japan's Sengoku period and one of Bard's previous incarnations. Satoshi Inomata as Masaharu Oka, a modern-day high school student and devoted otaku whose contemporary knowledge proves invaluable. 

Yukari Anzai as Seillune, a maidservant at the Cornelius family household, who acts like a big sister. Ayasa Ito as Selina Savaran, a beautiful girl from the Beast Tribe who acts as a young chairman for a trading company. Sumire Morohoshi as Silk Randolph, a marquise's daughter attending the Royal Knights' Academy who is earnest, highly ambitious, and dedicated to her studies and training. 

They'll join Yusuke Kobayashi as Bard Cornelius, the son of a noble from the Kingdom of Mauricia. Although born as a young aristocrat, Bard's body houses three souls: his own, Oka Sanai Sadatoshi, a warlord from Japan's Sengoku period, and Masaharu Oka, a modern-day high school student and devoted otaku whose contemporary knowledge proves invaluable. Together, the three souls coexist within a single body.

Hiroaki Sakurai is directing the anime at the animation studio Studio Deen. Together with Keiichiro Ochi is handling the series composition, Tsuyoshi Sasaki is designing the characters, Hajime Watanabe serves as the animation character designer, and Ryoshi Takagi is composing the music.

Maverick Mom consists of Daishi Minamide on vocals and guitar, Takeru Nakano on guitar, Taizo on bass, and On on drums; they perform the OP theme song, "Fantasy", and VTuber Sora Tokino performs the ED theme song, "Brand New Day".

The novel series was published on the self-publishing platform Let's Become Novelists from March 2014 to August 2016, before transferring to Alphapolis in August 2016. Alphapolis published the light novel written by Takami and illustrated by Ririnra from March 2014 to March 2019, releasing 14 light novel volumes. It also received achievements, including the Grand Prize at the 6th Alphapolis Fantasy Novel Prize in 2013.

It was adapted into a manga series drawn by Honoji on Alphapolis in May 2015, and released in 15 manga volumes. Alphapolis' Alpha Manga published the series digitally in English, and One Peace Books licensed the manga for print, with the first English volume released in September 2021.
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Source:
- "Multi-Mind Mayhem" anime website - https://www.soudouki.com/news
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Photo:
- © Ryousen Takami • Ririnra/Alphapolis • Multi-Mind Mayhem Production Committee. Based on the novel series originally published on Let's Become Novelists or Shosetsuka ni Naro.

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