Joy, sadness, anger, passion.

Stories move people emotionally, fascinate them.

However, these are merely the impressions of an onlooker.

If the characters in said stories had their own will, would that make us who gave them life gods?

A revolution is happening in their world. Punishment in the land of the gods.

Re:CREATORS: every one of us can become a creator.

What’s particularly nice about the third episode, is that it ends off with a question mark between the role of Souta and Gunpuku no Himegimi (the mysterious army mage who is orchestrating these events). Questions of fate have already made themselves a home in this anime and this last part definitely pushes the motif of fate to the foreground. This is a particularly nice touch for a show that touches upon artistic creation. Authors are writing down a story that sometimes has a predetermined ending. Other times, the characters take control of the story and the author is more of a conduit for them. It will be interesting to see if this aspect is touched on more throughout the plot.

Souta Mizushino

Voice Actor: Daiki Yamashita

An introvert with a great personality. A second-year in high school who loves anime and games.

Selesia Upitiria

Voice Actor: Mikako Komatsu

The heroine of the fantasy mecha anime, Seireiki Soukyoku Forgelschberie.

Meteora Österreich

Voice Actor: Inori Minase

The wise librarian that guides the protagonist of the open-world RPG, Tsuioku no Avalgen.

Alicetelia February

Voice Actor: Youko Hikasa

The princess protagonist of the biographical fantasy manga and anime, Hiiro no Aristeria.

Mamika Kirameki

Voice Actor: Rie Murakawa

The protagonist of the magical girl anime for little girls, Magical Slayer Mamika.

Yuuya Mirokuji

Voice Actor: Kenichi Suzumura

The last boss character of the manga Heisaku underground -dark night-.

Rui Kanoya

Voice Actor: Sora Amamiya

The protagonist of mecha anime Mugenshinki Monomagia and pilot of the huge robot, Gigasmachina.