New Trailer Released for Ascendance of a Bookworm Part 3: Ending Theme Announced!
Bookworms, gather round! An exciting development has occurred for fans of the beloved isekai series Ascendance of a Bookworm (Honzuki no Gekokujou). The third promotional video (PV) for the series' highly anticipated Part 3 has been officially released. This new video not only offers a visual feast but also features the first preview of the new ending theme, "Wanna me", performed by the artist adieu. The melody of the song already manages to evoke the emotional and enchanting atmosphere we know from the series.
Adapted from the light novel series written by Miya Kazuki and brought to life with the unique illustrations of You Shiina, the production tells the story of a woman who dies just as she is about to become a librarian in the modern world and is reincarnated as a little girl named Myne in a fantasy world where books are reserved only for the nobility. While the first two seasons were produced by the Ajia-do studio, this new part of the series has been taken over by one of the giants of the animation world, WIT Studio (Attack on Titan, Spy x Family). The change in studio has been a major topic of curiosity among fans for a long time, as it has created expectations for a significant increase in the visual quality of the series.
The newly released trailer focuses on Myne's challenging struggle in the world of nobility and the giant steps she takes to achieve her dream of becoming a librarian. adieu (Moka Kamishiraishi), who performs the ending theme, is an artist known for her clear voice who has previously been involved in many successful projects. According to information from the production team, this new season will delve into the depths of the "Shrine Maiden" era, one of the most critical turning points in the story where Myne's social status changes completely. In particular, the dynamics with Ferdinand are expected to play a much more central role this season.
Ascendance of a Bookworm has carved out a unique place for itself in the anime world, going beyond being just an ordinary "life in another world" story with its in-depth analysis of printing history, economics, and social classes. Its anime journey, which began in 2019, has raised the bar a little higher with each season. As of 2026, this new installment of the series seems set to satisfy both old fans and new viewers looking for quality world-building. We will keep our eyes and ears on official channels for the exact release date and further voice cast updates in the coming weeks.
