Devils’ Crest anime is planned for Prime Video on November 6

The adaptation of a Reki Kawahara story has a worldwide exclusive release plan and an opening song by Ado.

Characters walk through a bright town above an inverted, darker reflection.
Official anime artwork contrasts the game world with a darker reflection.

A bright game-world street and a darker reflection divide the official artwork for Devils’ Crest. Based on a work by Reki Kawahara, the author of Sword Art Online, the anime tells a separate story rather than continuing that series.

Characters walk through a bright town above an inverted, darker reflection.
Official anime artwork contrasts the game world with a darker reflection. View full-size image

The official anime site and Production I.G announce a worldwide exclusive Prime Video release beginning November 6, 2026. Production I.G is animating the series, which begins with young players entering a virtual game as the boundary between game and reality begins to blur.

Universal Music announced on October 30 that Shinka, the opening theme performed by Ado, will be released digitally on the same day. The Brazilian release time and subtitle and dubbing options still need confirmation on the local service.

English promotional material uses Devils’ Crest; other sources use the spelling Demons’ Crest. The official title on Prime Video in Brazil remains to be confirmed.

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