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Dorei kara no Kitai to Hyōka no Sei de Sakushu Dekinai nodaga Novels Get Anime

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Maware Isogawa's story of boy reincarnated with cheat power that is too good


The "Dengeki Bunko Fall Festival Online 2026" announced with an "ultra early teaser visual" on Saturday that a television anime adaptation of Maware Isogawa's Dorei kara no Kitai to Hyōka no Sei de Sakushu Dekinai nodaga (I Can't Exploit It Because of the Expectations and Evaluation From Slaves or literally, Thanks to the Enslaved's Expectations and Admiration, I Can't Exploit Them, But) novel series has been green-lit.

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Image courtesy of Kadokawa

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Image courtesy of Kadokawa
The story centers around Allen, a boy who is reincarnated and given the cheat power of regeneration from a goddess. Since his ability to treat all sorts of injuries and illnesses has otherwise limited use, he plans to use the power on enslaved girls to bring about an easygoing harem life. However, his cheat power is so overpowered that the enslaved girls are completely cured and he is instantly overwhelmed with a hectic, bountiful harvest and lifestyle. Allen deals with his embarrassment of riches with his modern know-how, but that only makes the enslaved girls even more proficient, leading to commercial prosperity.

Kadokawa began publishing the story with illustrations by Heiro in March 2023, and Kadokawa will publish the fifth volume on October 16. Sachi Nishioka is drawing the manga adaptation, and Kadokawa published the fifth volume on September 25.
Heiro and Nishioka drew illustrations to celebrate the anime news:

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Source: "Dengeki Bunko Fall Festival Online 2026," press release



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