
The Fruit of Evolution: Before I Knew It, My Life Had It Made
TV · 12 episodes · 24 min/ep · Hotline
One day, a man claiming to be a god suddenly hacks a certain school's intercoms, ordering all of its students to team up and prepare to be transported to another world. There, they will be given special skills in the hopes that they become that world's heroes and defeat the Demon King that ravages the land. The initial transfer is a success. However, Seiichi Hiiragi, who suffers from his classmates' constant bullying due to his somewhat undesirable appearance, is left behind as no one is willing to be his teammate. Nevertheless, the self-proclaimed god decides to send Seiichi to the parallel world and lets him join his peers. Unfortunately, this fateful ordeal causes Seiichi to arrive at a location deep in the forest, far not only from his schoolmates but from human civilization as well. Desperately searching for a way to change his predicament, Seiichi's miserable days only seem to continue to worsen. Yet when all hope seems lost, Seiichi discovers a strange fruit known as the "Fruit of Evolution"—which may be his first step toward a significantly better future. [Written by MAL Rewrite]

Narrator
Background

Satomi Arai
Japanese

Saria
Main

Kana Hanazawa
Japanese

Seiichi Hiiragi
Main

Hiro Shimono
Japanese

Olga Carmelia
Supporting

Yurika Kubo
Japanese

Karen Kannazuki
Supporting

Yoshino Nanjou
Japanese

Guscle Clute
Supporting

Tetsu Inada
Japanese

Hitsuji-san
Supporting

Satomi Arai
Japanese

Artoria Gremm
Supporting

Marina Inoue
Japanese

Eris McClain
Supporting

Yuuka Nishio
Japanese

Lorna Kirizas
Supporting

Shiki Aoki
Japanese

Lulune
Supporting

Rimi Nishimoto
Japanese

Clay Berger
Supporting

Yuusuke Ohta
Japanese

Yoshino Nanjou
Theme Song Performance (OP)

Yoshiaki Okumura
Director

Chieko Hibi
Color Design

Miku
Original Story

U35
Original Character Design

Ryou Tanaka
Sound Director

Hideki Imaizumi
Director of Photography

Poppin'Party
Theme Song Performance (ED)

Seung-Hee Han
Chief Animation Director

Gigaemon Ichikawa
Script