The highly anticipated Reincarnated as a Dragon Hatchling anime adaptation has officially been announced by Square Enix, the publisher responsible for the original light novel series. Accompanying this announcement is a stunning key visual that showcases the main dragon character, along with a partial cast list of voice actors.
Excitingly, the anime will have a dedicated segment at AnimeJapan 2025 on March 22, 2025, where attendees can expect more detailed revelations about the series. As it stands, the project is still in its early development phase, with just the promotional visuals and initial voice cast details made public.
Disclaimer: This article contains spoilers for the series.
Anime Announcement and Voice Cast Reveal
According to Square Enix’s official website, the anime adaptation of Reincarnated as a Dragon Hatchling is confirmed, highlighted by an eye-catching illustration of the protagonist. However, specifics regarding the animation studio and an official release date have not yet been disclosed.
Key voice cast members were announced, featuring talents such as Shunichi Toki as Ilusia, Ami Koshimizu as Divine Voice, and Miku Itō as Myria. Additionally, the promotional event at AnimeJapan 2025 will take place at 10:50 AM JST at the Hakuhodo DY Music & Pictures booth, promising further insights into the anime’s development.
Exploring the Series Premise
Set in a vibrant fantasy world, Reincarnated as a Dragon Hatchling follows the journey of a dragon who finds itself reincarnated as an egg. As it navigates the complexities of a world filled with different creatures, the dragon must learn to ascend from its humble beginnings while adapting to the unique abilities and challenges of its new form.
This fantasy narrative first debuted in 2015, created by Nekoko, and began serialization in Shosetsuka ni Narou in August of the same year, with the latest installment on that platform released in November 2023. The printed edition, illustrated by Naji Yanagida, started publication with Taibundo Publishing in December 2015. Furthermore, the series has a manga adaptation published by Comic Earth Star since May 2017, which continues to release new volumes, with eight available as of this writing.
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