A Livid Lady's Guide to Getting Even Anime Premieres July 2026 — Cast & Theme Songs Revealed

On May 1, 2026, it was officially confirmed that the TV anime A Livid Lady's Guide to Getting Even: How I Crushed My Homeland with My Mighty Grimoires—adapted from the light novel that won the HJ Novel Award 2021 (First Half)—will premiere in July 2026 on TV Tokyo, BS11, and AT-X. The announcement came alongside a new key visual, additional cast reveals, and theme song information.

Story Overview: From a Dungeon Cell to the Top of the Trading World

The story centers on Elizabeth Leiston, a duke's daughter who devoted herself entirely to her homeland—only to be publicly stripped of her engagement by the crown prince at a national founding gala and thrown into a dungeon on fabricated charges.

Refusing to accept her fate, Elizabeth awakens the legendary artifacts known as the Grimoire Sevenths and, with the help of a neighboring country's viscount, escapes into exile. Operating under the alias "Ellie," she builds a trading company from the ground up, weaving together alliances, economic power, and military strength in a meticulous plan to make every traitor pay.

Additional Cast: Three Key Characters Unveiled

Mireille Katarina — CV: Ikumi Hasegawa: Elizabeth Leiston's most devoted handmaid, who never abandons her mistress even in the darkest of times. She serves as the heroine's emotional anchor throughout the revenge journey.
Lunoa Carlton — CV: Yui Ogura: A prodigiously talented girl who possesses the rare innate magic Item Analysis. Discovered by Elizabeth, she becomes a trainee assistant whose skills prove critical to the trading company's operations and resource management.
Misha Tail — CV: Akari Uehara: A girl of the cat-folk race with limited magical ability but exceptional physical prowess and combat skills. Rescued from slave traders by Elizabeth, she becomes one of the Leiston household's most reliable fighters.

Theme Songs: Yui Ogura and Aguri Onishi Lead the Music Lineup

The opening theme, "Q.E.D.", is performed by Yui Ogura—who also voices Lunoa Carlton. Described as a dark, rhythm-driven electronic dance track, the song captures Elizabeth's unflinching resolve as she pursues her revenge.

The ending theme, "Goodbye Lullaby", is sung by Aguri Onishi. Set to an intense electro-rock sound, it conveys the protagonist's complete severance from her past—cold, resolute, and hauntingly beautiful.