She serves as Kazuya's bodyguard and falls deeply in love with him during the landslide incident that struck her home. Aisha Udgard ( アイーシャ・ウドガルド, Aīsha Udogarudo) Voiced by: Ikumi Hasegawa (Japanese) Emily Fajardo (English) Daughter of the Chief of the Dark Elves of the God Protected Forest, Aisha Udgard is one of the five people discovered during the gathering of the Gifted People, the first policy Kazuya implemented upon his impromptu accession to the throne. However, she remains adamant about wanting to remain the first wife. Liscia is tolerant of Kazuya's many female admirers, even encouraging him to take more wives.
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Following the end of the One Week War, both Kazuya and Liscia affirm their love for each other, which results with the beginning of a series of nightly activities. Initially dissatisfied with the unannounced engagement, Liscia soon softens and eventually develops deep feelings for Kazuya.
Liscia Elfrieden ( リーシア・エルフリーデン, Rīshia Erufurīden) Voiced by: Inori Minase (Japanese) Anairis Quiñones (English) The crown princess of the Elfrieden Kingdom and Kazuya's first fiancée, Liscia was at Kazuya's side from the very beginning. He then forges a secret alliance with Empress Maria Euphoria of the Gran Chaos Empire. Through a series of military strategies, Kazuya emerges victorious and annexes Amidonia (although this was unplanned on his part) to create the Unified Kingdom of Elfrieden and Amidonia, otherwise known as the Kingdom of Friedonia. In the One Week War, Kazuya finds himself in a civil war between himself and Dukes Georg Carmine and Castor Vargas while also having to fight the Principality of Amidonia.
Now acting king, Kazuya begins radical reforms in order to improve the standard of living in the kingdom. Deciding he is going to rebuild the country's struggling economy, Kazuya gathers talented citizens who are going to help him with the reform.Ĭharacters Main characters Kazuya Souma ( 相馬 一也 / ソーマ・カズヤ, Sōma Kazuya) Voiced by: Yūsuke Kobayashi (Japanese) Alejandro Saab (English) Summoned to another world to reportedly deal with the threat of the Demon Lord's Domain, Kazuya instead finds himself with the throne of the Kingdom of Elfrieden and the hand of Liscia Elfrieden forced on him. He is also informed that he has been betrothed to Albert's daughter, Liscia. Kazuya Souma is a young man who is suddenly transported to another world where he is informed by Albert Elfrieden, the king of the Elfrieden Kingdom, that he is abdicating the throne to him. An anime television series adaptation by J.C.Staff aired from July 2021 to April 2022.
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