Akira Sekine joins Apocalypse Bringer Mynoghra cast as Soalina – 2nd trailer shows off her immense power
Steven Reynolds 
A new cast member has been announced for upcoming isekai fantasy anime Apocalypse Bringer Mynoghra, along with a second trailer.
Akira Sekine (Charlotte in Princess Principal) was named as the voice of Soalina, one of the Seven Great Saints, and Holy Kingdom of Qualia’s icon, via the anime’s X account.
And yes, while Soalina looks kind and as if the people are her only priority, in reality she is actually quite self-involved and selfish.
She also couldn’t care less if others suffer, as long as she doesn’t herself. Looks can be deceiving, right?
The account also dropped the 2nd Apocalypse Bringer Mynoghra trailer, which gives us a little more idea of the ambience or mood of the anime, while also offering us a slightly more in-depth look at its characters — some of whom are wonderfully cute.
Hints of the anime’s plot are given, while we also get a look at Soalina’s immense power.
As for the Apocalypse Bringer Mynoghra plot, the production company describes it like this:
In the fantasy world of the nation-building simulation game Eternal Nations, the legendary top-ranked player, Takuto Ira, loses consciousness while hospitalized. When he wakes up, he finds himself in a world that seems straight out of the game—the continent of Idragia.
There, he encounters Atou the Sludge, the unit he cherished most in Eternal Nations.
When Atou tells him, “I remember everything,” Takuto makes a decision:
“—Let’s build our own nation. A kingdom for just you and me.”
Together with Atou, he resolves to establish the evil nation of Maignogla.With a population of uniquely eccentric dark elves and the cheat-like game system at his disposal, Takuto begins managing his nation alongside the hero Atou—
Enjoy the new trailer, and look out for Soalina. Then check out the anime, which drops internationally on July 6th on Crunchyroll. Maho Film is animating.
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