The Insipid Prince's Furtive Grab for the Throne Premieres July 6, OP Theme by BUDDiiS and ED Theme by Class In Wonderland Revealed

The Insipid Prince's Furtive Grab for the Throne (JP: 最強出涸らし皇子の暗躍帝位争い) will begin broadcasting and streaming on July 6 on TOKYO MX and BS Fuji. Alongside the announcement, a new key visual and the second promotional video were released. The opening theme song will be performed by BUDDiiS, while the ending theme song will be performed by Class In Wonderland.

Key Visual and Second PV Released

The newly revealed key visual features the twin princes Arnold and Leonard, depicted in a contrasting composition. Also appearing are Fine, Elna, and Lynfia, three key heroines who support the brothers throughout the story.

The second promotional video highlights the secret maneuvers of Arnold, the Seventh Prince who is mocked as the "Insipid Prince" due to his seemingly useless reputation. Together with his younger twin brother Leonard, Arnold becomes involved in the fierce struggle for the imperial throne. The trailer also showcases the heroines who surround the two princes and play important roles in the unfolding story.

Introduction

The mighty Adrasia Empire boasts overwhelming military power. Within its royal family stands Arnold, the Seventh Prince, a young man ridiculed as a worthless prince.
Because all attention and praise have gone to his talented twin brother Leonard, Arnold has become known as the "Insipid Prince."

However, following the sudden death of the First Prince, who had been the Crown Prince, the battle for succession intensifies dramatically.

Faced with the escalating conflict, Arnold makes a decision.

"I do not want to die. I might as well make my brother the Emperor."

While publicly continuing to play the role of the incompetent prince, Arnold secretly operates behind the scenes as Silver, one of only five SS Rank adventurers on the continent. Possessing overwhelming power, he begins manipulating the imperial succession struggle from the shadows and steadily takes control of its outcome.

Source : ORICON NEWS