Demon's Crest gets a second PV, ending theme ReaL, and two student-council roles

The anime Demon's Crest (デモンズ・クレスト), adapted from Reki Kawahara's light novel, received a second promotional video on October 2, 2026. MANTANWEB reported the PV, the ending theme, and two new cast members.

Kawahara is the author of Sword Art Online and Accel World. The new work again mixes school life with a world where reality and a game overlap. The ending singer's comment describes that border; the PV does not replace the light novel as the source of the plot.

Cast and ending

Atsushi Tamaru plays Shin Haizaki, a classmate of protagonist Yuma and student-council president. Ayumu Murase plays Sho Futagi, the vice president described as exceptionally athletic. In a comment carried by MANTANWEB, Tamaru said Shin and Futagi are trusted by their classmates and that Shin's role after the upheaval still hides a larger purpose.

The ending is ReaL, by Soala. The singer-songwriter called the track a message about not forgetting the people who support you, even in loneliness, and tied the lyric to a universe where reality and a game meet. That is the artist's statement, not an official series synopsis.

What the announcement does not settle

MANTANWEB's coverage confirms the second PV, the two voice actors, and the ending song. It does not give a premiere date or episode window in the main text. An Oricon fall schedule listed the series on Amazon Prime Video from November 6, 2026; that date was not repeated in the PV report and should be treated as a schedule listing, not as a new confirmation from this trailer.

The PV credit points to the Demon's Crest project, with original work by Kawahara and Straight Edge. For now, the second video is the new piece: more scenes, side cast, and the track that closes the episodes.

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