My One-Hit Kill Sister Reveals 3 Character Promo Videos

The official anime adaptation website for My One-Hit Kill Sister, Konoe’s One-Turn Kill Sister in Another World: I Started Living in Another world with My Older Sister (Isekai One-Turn Kill Nee-san Anee Dōhan no Isekai Seikatsu Hajimemashita) light novels, began streaming the character PVs for Asahi Ikusaba, Maya Ikusabam and Kilmaria.

The site also revealed the opening theme song for the anime “Karei One-Turn” (Splendid One Turn) by TrySail. My One-Hit Kill Sister will debut in 20232. Crunchy roll will stream the anime simultaneously as it airs.

The series stars:

Yuki Sakakihara as Asahi Ikusaba

Haruka Shiraishi as Maya Ikusaba

Ami Koshimizu as Kilmaria

Rio Tsuchiya as Tanya

Azumi Waki as Sophie

Sora Tokui as Gloria

Konomi Kohara as Kuon

Yūma Uchida as Siegfried

The staff includes:

Director: Hiroaki Takagi
Series Composition: Yōhei Kashii
Original creator: Konoe, Kenji Taguchi (manga)
Character Design: Yūji Hamada
Sub-character Design: Maho Tanabe
Art Director: Kenichi Kurata
Director of Photography: Atsushi Tamura
Color Design: Maki Yamamoto, Ryōta Katsuta
Monster Design: Kenichi Kangawa
Animation Production: Gekkō

WHAT IS ONE-HIT KILL SISTER ABOUT?

My One-Hit Kill Sister revolves around Asahi Ikusaba, a high school student who gets lost and ends up transported to another world. Although he has a lot of knowledge about video games and fantasy worlds, he is weak and doesn’t possess any “cheat abilities”. He finds his elder sister Maya in the other world and finds out that she has the strongest cheat ability. She also happens to have a huge brother complex.

My One-Hit Kill Sister started as a web novel series written by Konoe in 2019 and is still ongoing. It was serialized online in December 2019 on the user-generated publishing website Shousetsuka ni Narou! (Let’s Become Novelists!). The novel series is yet to be published in print. Kenji Taguchi created a manga adaptation of the novels that has been serialized online via Shogakukan’s Sunday Webry website, as well as the seinen magazine Monthly Sunday Gene-X, since March 2020. The manga has been collected in seven tankōbon volumes.