The Exiled Heavy Knight Knows How to Game the System

# of Seasons: 1

# of Episodes: 1

Original Title:
追放された転生重騎士はゲーム知識で無双する

Alternate Titles:
Tsuihou sareta Tensei Juukishi wa Game Chishiki de Musou suru
Tsuihō Sareta Tensei Jū Kishi wa Game Chishiki de Musō Suru

Genres:
Action & Adventure | Animation | Sci-Fi & Fantasy

Production Companies:
GoHands

Countries:
JP

During the Divine Blessing Ceremony of the 15-year-old Elma who came from a lineage of Sword Saints, he had manifested a commonly deemed defective class known as the Heavy Knight. He had been deprived of his position as the next head of the Edvan Household and was then exiled. The Heavy Knight class had an unbalanced status and useless skills, to top it off, it was even said to be a class cowardly and indolent people have. But, Elma knew better—that this world was the world of the game he had used to play before—and that the Heavy Knight class was the strongest class to exist. Elma made full use of the knowledge he had in his previous life and began his efficient walkthrough of the world he was reincarnated into.

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Animation:
Hiroshi Okubo

Animation Director:
Takayuki Uchida
Tani Kenji
Makoto Furuta

Character Designer:
Takayuki Uchida

General Manager:
Shingo Suzuki

Music:
Ludvig Forssell

Series Director:
Katsumasa Yokomine

Sound Director:
Tetsuya Gunji
Enji Nakajima

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