The Reincarnated Knight Anime Reveals Creditless Videos for Its Second Part
Tokoyami Towa and PompadollS accompany the new arc with an opening and ending that preview the upcoming challenges for Elma and Luce.
The anime The Reincarnated Knight with Game Knowledge Is Invincible (Tsuihou Sareta Tensei Juu Kishi wa Game Chishiki de Musou Suru) now has creditless videos available for its new batch of episodes. The series, which has been airing since July 2026, kicked off its second part with "Rewrite the Answer" by Tokoyami Towa as the opening and "Contemporary Dance" by PompadollS as the ending.
The opening wastes no time: Elma activates the death line and unleashes the violent dragon within the first few seconds. From there, it jumps to a sequence showing how much both he and Luce have grown, while also introducing the characters that define this new stage: Celt, Mabel, Hilde, and Carlos. Each one gets a moment in front of the camera, and GoHands' animation shines especially during the fight scenes.
Elma debuts new combat skills, and Luce responds with far more spectacular actions. It's all backed by dynamic camerawork and an intense color palette that gives this part of the story a very distinctive feel.
An Ending That Hits Straight to the Heart
The ending video is something else entirely. PompadollS's song plays as Luce appears alone on a stage, lit by a single spotlight. She starts dancing with light steps, but soon her former party members appear. They reject her, and seeing her there, tears in her eyes but never stopping her movements, is one of those scenes that stays with you.
The sequence transforms when she uses her double illusion skill. Five versions of Luce fill the stage, each with a different outfit and a different expression. It's a very direct visual way of showing everything she carries inside, without needing dialogue. The ending contrasts with the energy of the opening and works as an emotional mirror of what's coming in the story.
Where to Watch
The anime airs on Thursdays at 12:26 a.m. on MBS and TBS's Super Animeism Turbo block, across 28 stations in Japan. AT-X broadcasts it on Saturdays, and BS Nippon TV on Fridays. An official platform for Latin America has not yet been confirmed.
Production is handled by GoHands, with a script based on the manga by Neko, Muribuko Rii, and Jaguar, published in Young Magazine. The voice cast is led by Takeo Otsuka as Elma, Shion Wakayama as Luce, and Natsumi Abe as Maris.
The songs are already available independently. Tokoyami Towa's track is titled "Rewrite the Answer," and PompadollS's is "Contemporary Dance." Both serve as the series' new musical face.
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