Banished from the Hero’s Party I Decided to Live a Quiet Life in the Countryside is getting a second season

Banished From the Heroes Party

The anime adaptation of Banished from the Hero’s Party I Decided to Live a Quiet Life in the Countryside is getting a second season!

Banished from the Hero’s Party, I Decided to Live a Quiet Life in the Countryside began as a light novel and manga series in 2018 by a writer under the pen name Zappon. The series is published in Japan by Kadokawa and localized into English by Yen Press.


You can read the summary of Banished from the Hero’s Party, I Decided to Live a Quiet Life in the Countryside from MyAnimeList below.

In a fantasy world in which a young girl with the Divine Protection of the hero battles against the demon lord. In that world, Red, the elder brother of that young girl hero, possessing the Divine Protection of “The Guide” which only grants a high initial level, fought in the initial party of the hero.

However, with a Divine Protection that only grants a high level but no magic nor martial art nor supernatural ability, he gradually could no longer keep up with the battle and in the end, a companion, a sage, remarked “You are not a true companion” as he snatched all his equipment and kicked him out of the party with just a single copper sword.

Having his heart completely shattered, Red distanced himself from the battle against the demon lord’s army despite knowing that the fate of the world rests on it, aiming to live an inconspicuous life alone at the frontier Zoltan as he earns money to open a herbalist shop by utilizing the knowledge he acquired throughout his journey.

Together with the half-elf carpenter living downtown and the princess who couldn’t become the hero’s companion, he aims to live a slow life in the frontier of the world governed by a person’s inborn Divine Protection!

A premiere window has not been announced at the time of writing.


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