TV Asahi is excited to announce “Magic Repo Man: Dumped by My Party, I’ll Cash In With a Cute Support Fairy to Become the Strongest!” TV anime adaptation and will begin broadcast on TV Asahi Network in 2026!
Alongside the announcement, the teaser visual has been revealed for the first time featuring the main protagonist Lent and his fellow party members, Guy, Misa, and Elle from “The Skypiercers”. Lent is also using his special ability “Magic Warehouse” as the party ventures into the dungeon.
The adaptation is based on the manga by Masakichi and artwork by Shingou Iijima published by COMIC Meteor. Both shared special comments to fans regarding the news!
Original Author: Masakichi
Since the beginning of the web serialization, many readers have shared thoughts like “I want younger audiences to read this,” and “This should be used as a high school finance education material.” It made me really happy.
Thanks to everyone’s support, the story was adapted into a manga and now it’s getting an anime adaptation! I hope that while enjoying the series, viewers also find the opportunity to take interest in money and finance.
Seven Seas Entertainment will be publishing the manga in English with the first volume scheduled for September 2026.
Synopsis
Lent is part of the up-and-coming party known as the “Skypiercers,” and thanks to his unique Gift, he can loan massive amounts of magic to others. No MP? No problem with Lent around! Except, now that his companions have become formidable heroes (thanks to his skill), his usefulness is questioned. Kicked out of the group, Lent is furious…until he discovers a hidden power to his Gift. Now, with his adorably devious fairy partner, he’s going to claw back every last scrap of magic from his former party—with interest!
Production Credits
Original Author: Masakichi
Manga Artist: Shingou Iijima
Director: Takahiro Tamano
Series Composition: Ryusuke Mori
Character Design: Kazue Mori
Animation Production: SynergySP
TV Asahi
TV Asahi Corporation is a national commercial broadcaster in Japan, leading the Japanese content industry and having 23 network affiliate stations covering the nation. TV Asahi produces and airs animation such as “Doraemon” from 1979, “Shin chan” from 1992, and the more recent “The Dangers in My Heart” and “SHOSHIMIN: How to become Ordinary”. TV Asahi is also actively expanding into new businesses, including the production of original anime series in India and collaborative projects with partnering studios in Korea, Thailand, Hong Kong, and the US.
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