The World’s Strongest Witch Reveals Main Visual and Trailer

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The upcoming TV anime series, The World’s Strongest Witch, has revealed its main visual and trailer. The series will premiere on October 7

The trailer features the series’ opening and ending theme songs. The opening theme song, “Ekiyou-ryoku∞Idol,” will be performed by Honeyworks ft. Hakoniwalily, while the ending theme song, “Hoshi o meguru,” will be performed by Rokudenashi.

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Furthermore, it has also been announced that Yuto Uemura is joining the cast as Reindhart, a highly skilled adventurer who retired and became Ifone’s town gatekeeper after an injury.

The World’s Strongest Witch is a fantasy light novel series written by Sakaki Mochimaru and illustrated by riritto. It was first published as a webnovel series on Shosetsuka ni Naro in May 2022 before being published under Square Enix in December 2022. As of August 2026, the series has published five light novel volumes. It inspired a manga adaptation by Tamaki Toga.

Yen Press has licensed and is publishing the light novel series in English. It describes the series as:

When Lorna manifests a completely useless ability, she’s labeled an embarrassment to her family and kicked out of the house. With no money or food, she’s about to hit rock bottom. But then, she figures out how to use her supposedly worthless SSS-Rank skill, “Internet.” This cheat-level talent gives her the know-how to gather an unlimited amount of valuable items and easily acquire rare equipment. Armed with godlike knowledge, Lorna’s free to do anything she wants! If only she could figure out what “lmfao” means…


Sources: Official website, official X/Twitter

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