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Stark700 · 2024-03-14, 22:06

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DMM Pictures announced on Friday that author Hiroaki Nagashima, illustrator Kisuke Ichimaru, and character designer Kurono's Sayonara Ryūsei, Konnichiwa Jinsei (Good Bye Dragon Life, Hello Human Life) novels are getting a television anime. The logo reveals the English title of Good Bye Dragon Life. The company unveiled a teaser trailer, visual, main cast, and staff.

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The story follows Dolan, who was once the strongest dragon until humans killed him. Now, Dolan has been reborn into a human villager who is devoted to working in the fields and hunting animals for food. It is a simpler life that fills his heart with joy. One day, he meets a lamia named Celina while investigating the swamp. Celina is searching for a mate, but is not good at seducing humans. Although one is a human and the other is a monster, they slowly begin to connect to one another. However, they run into various enemies...

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Frontier · 2024-03-14, 22:51

Reincarnated fantasy (no Isekai)? Lamia romance? This has my attention

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FlareKnight · 2024-03-16, 23:45

You know what...this seems kind of sweet. Consider me signed up to check this one out.

Lamia girl looks cute and you don't really get enough lamia romance series these days

. No shock that a former dragon is hardly going to have any hangups regarding a non-human romance. Though I guess she isn't a dragon so he's still branching out regardless

. Seems like it'll be a nice fantasy series.

zztop · 2024-03-17, 06:13

The source light novels for this are published by Alphapolis, which IIRC was somewhat infamous for its refusal to engage with licensors to get their titles released for overseas readers (esp. English speaking ones). There was even a case where the founder of J-Novel Club attempted to meet Alphapolis at their Japanese office some years ago, but they never bothered responding back to him.

It's interesting to see how they have emerged from their shell to license some of their manga titles into English and commission anime adaptations of their works (although IIRC their LNs are still only available in Japanese).

2024-03-14, 22:51	Link #2
Frontier Senior Member Join Date: Aug 2013	Reincarnated fantasy (no Isekai)? Lamia romance? This has my attention . __________________

2024-03-16, 23:45	Link #3
FlareKnight User of the "Fast Draw" Join Date: Aug 2004 Location: Canada	You know what...this seems kind of sweet. Consider me signed up to check this one out. Lamia girl looks cute and you don't really get enough lamia romance series these days . No shock that a former dragon is hardly going to have any hangups regarding a non-human romance. Though I guess she isn't a dragon so he's still branching out regardless . Seems like it'll be a nice fantasy series. __________________ Anime-Evo

2024-03-17, 06:13	Link #4
zztop Senior Member Join Date: Apr 2013	The source light novels for this are published by Alphapolis, which IIRC was somewhat infamous for its refusal to engage with licensors to get their titles released for overseas readers (esp. English speaking ones). There was even a case where the founder of J-Novel Club attempted to meet Alphapolis at their Japanese office some years ago, but they never bothered responding back to him. It's interesting to see how they have emerged from their shell to license some of their manga titles into English and commission anime adaptations of their works (although IIRC their LNs are still only available in Japanese).