Why Nobody Remembers My World? – Anime announced for 2024

Arthur Vinicius
Technology enthusiast and passionate about anime, manga, and gaming. The vast majority of the anime I enjoy belong to the Shonen demographic.

The “MF Bunko J Summer School Festival” event, streamed live on Sunday, announced that the light novel “Why Nobody Remembers My World?” (Naze Boku no Sekai o Dare mo Oboeteinai no ka?), written by Kei Sazane and illustrated by neco, will be adapted into an anime, with a premiere scheduled for 2024.

Furthermore, an illustration commemorating the announcement, created by neco, was also released to the public.

Check it out:

© 2024 細音啓/KADOKAWA/なぜ僕製作委員会

Still with the intention of celebrating the announcement, Arikan, author of the manga adaptation of the novel series, also drew a special illustration:

© Arikan

Synopsis

The novels are set in an era where humans, led by the hero Cid, won the great war between the five races vying for supremacy on Earth. However, this world is "overwritten" in front of a boy named Kai. In the overwritten world, dragons and demons rule the Earth, and humans have therefore lost the great war without the hero Cid. Thus, the boy Kai, who is also forgotten by all humans, decides to reclaim the "true world" after meeting a mysterious girl named Rinne.

Kadokawa published the first volume of the novel in July 2017 and the ninth and final volume in August 2020.

Finally, the manga adaptation of Arikan arrived in Kadokawa's Monthly Comic Alive magazine in February 2018. Kadokawa published the first volume of the manga in June 2018 and the ninth volume on February 21 of this year.

Source: Official website

Technology enthusiast and passionate about anime, manga, and gaming. The vast majority of the anime I enjoy belong to the Shonen demographic.