Observation Records of My Fiancée… drops 5th character trailer adds Aya Uchida, M.A.O and others to cast
Steven Reynolds 
The whimsical isekai romance Observation Records of My Fiancée Who Calls Herself a Villainess is gearing up for its spring 2026 debut, and fans are getting an even deeper look into the quirky world of reincarnated villainesses and princely observers.
Four more voice actors added to the Observation Records… cast
After last week’s additions, another set of voice actors has joined the Observation Records of My Fiancée Who Calls Herself a Villainess voice cast today. They are:
Charles Laonel voiced by Yusuke Shirai: The dashing second son of the influential Laonel ducal house, Charles is a notorious flirt with a heart of gold buried under layers of charm. His playful rivalry with his brother and budding romance add a layer of courtly mischief to Cecil’s inner circle.
Anne Cogales voiced by Aya Uchida: A refined noblewoman from a prominent family, Anne finds herself caught in a web of unspoken affections and family expectations. Her poised demeanor contrasts sharply with the chaos swirling around Bertia’s schemes, making her a key player in the romantic entanglements.
Bard Noekins voiced by Hidenori Takahashi: This boisterous young noble is all brawn and blunt honesty, often charging headfirst into situations with zero filter. As a close associate in the student council scene, his straightforward antics provide plenty of comic relief—and potential sparks with his counterpart.
Cynthia Soneris voiced by M.A.O: Bertia’s sharp-witted lady-in-waiting and a force to be reckoned with, Cynthia balances loyalty with her own fiery personality. Her no-nonsense approach to taming Bertia’s wild ideas makes her indispensable, while her own budding connection adds heart to the group.
Earlier trailers have spotlighted the core ensemble, but today’s fifth character PV, which focuses on a quartet of newly mentioned and very colorful supporting players, marks another exciting expansion.
Voice actor comments
The voice actors have also shared enthusiastic comments on their roles.
“Charles is the kind of guy who lights up every room, but with secrets that keep you guessing,” Yusuke Shirai noted.
Aya Uchida added, “Anne’s elegance hides a passionate soul; I can’t wait to bring her to life.”
Hidenori Takahashi joked, “Bard’s got the energy of a bull in a china shop. In other words, he’s perfect for stirring up trouble!”
And M.A.O enthused, “Cynthia’s the glue holding this wild bunch together. She’s got fire!”
With these additions, the anime’s world feels richer than ever, teeming with personalities poised to collide in hilarious and heartfelt ways.
A new key visual and the full sixth character trailer are expected soon, promising even more reveals.
Observation Records of My Fiancée Who Calls Herself a Villainess production details
Produced by Ashi Productions and directed by Junichi Yamamoto, with series composition by Akiko Inoue and character designs by Miki Matsumoto, the series is slated to premiere on April 6, 2026, airing Mondays at 10:00 PM JST on TOKYO MX, with additional broadcasts on BS11 and SUN-TV.
Meanwhile, the story’s blend of fantasy, comedy, and budding romance has already captivated readers, with the novels and manga adaptations boasting over 2.8 million copies in circulation so far.
Based on the popular light novel series by author Shiki and illustrator Wan Hachipisu, the anime follows Bertia Ibil Noches, a modern-day girl reborn into an otome game as the destined “villainess.”
Engaged to the flawless Crown Prince Cecil Glo Alphasta, Bertia schemes endlessly to sabotage their relationship and secure her “proper” bad-end fate, only for her over-the-top antics to hilariously derail everything, much to Cecil’s amused fascination.
Look out for more promo pieces heading our way in the next few weeks, and for the Observation Records of My Fiancée Who Calls Herself a Villainess anime adaptation to drop its first episodes on April 6th.
About the Author
