Anime fans are excited for Reign of the Seven Spellblades episode 1 whose release date is finally out now
The series, adapted from Bokuto Ono’s light book series, has a lot of betrayals, a strong revenge storyline, and young adult drama.
Reign of the Seven Spellblades anime episode 1 release date, time, preview and where to watch ep online
Reign of the Seven Spellblades episode 1 is all set to release on July 8, 2023, at 4 am IST.
- According To Indian Standard Time: 8th July, 4:00 am
- According To Philippines Standard Time: 7th July, 11:30 pm
- According To Pacific Standard Time: 7th July, 8:30 pm
- According To Australian Standard Time: 8th July, 1:00 am
- According To Central Standard Time: 7th July, 10:30 pm
J.C. Staff is adapting a series based on a popular light novel series by Bokuto Uno. The novel’s success has translated into high expectations for the anime. It’s also one of the most marketed shows on a number of services right now, so it’s bound to be a hit.
Fans’ Expectations from Reign of the Seven Spellblades Episode 1
Every year, a fresh group of youngsters enrolls at Kimberly Magic Academy to learn the art of magic. The main character, Oliver Horn, joins the academy this year to avenge the death of his mother at the hands of fellow students.
When Oliver meets a young samurai named Nanao Hibiya from the faraway nation of Yamatsu, things become more complicated. While Oliver is still determined to exact vengeance and takes several steps toward this end, the story’s central focus is on the growing connection between Oliver and Nanao.
The setting of Reign of the Seven Spellblades grows increasingly fascinating to witness as the story progresses, and the characters are captivating in their own right.
Where You Can Watch Reign of the Seven Spellblades Episode 1
In Japan, the anime will air on Tokyo MX and BS11. The fact that two of the country’s most famous networks will be airing the premiere of this series speaks much about the level of anticipation around it.
In addition, Crunchyroll will host the series for viewers in other regions. Since that service is the most widely used for streaming anime, it is standard practice.