Highly Anticipated Isekai Adaptation 'Kunon the Sorcerer Can See' Drops Thrilling Main Trailer, Confirms Musical Lineup Ahead of 2026 Premiere

Anticipation for the anime adaptation of Kunon the Sorcerer Can See, known in Japan as Majutsu-shi Kunon wa Mieteiru, has intensified following the release of its main promotional trailer. This trailer provides an extensive look into the series' magical world, confirms details regarding the musical score, and reaffirms its highly anticipated broadcast debut in January 2026.

The source material, a critically acclaimed light novel, achieved significant success by securing the top position in the 'Becoming a Novelist' annual ranking on August 31, 2022. The series has since demonstrated strong commercial performance, surpassing 1 million copies sold across both physical and digital formats by June 2025.

The Story of Kunon and Magical Sight

At its core, this fantasy epic narrates the compelling journey of Kunon, a young boy who is visually impaired. Refusing to be defined by his circumstances, Kunon pursues the magical arts and explores the world by utilizing his extraordinary magical talents to navigate and interact with his environment.

The main trailer, which premiered on December 12, 2025, vividly illustrates Kunon's magical prowess, showcasing dynamic sequences of him wielding powerful sorcery. A particularly notable moment highlighted is Kunon's ingenious act of crafting magical eyes for himself, a profound testament to his determination and deep understanding of magic. The teaser effectively blends fast-paced action, intimate character development, and the vibrant fantasy setting, maintaining high excitement levels among the global audience.

Confirmed Musical Themes

The trailer also confirmed the series' musical contributors. The opening theme, titled "Rakenaria no Yume," is performed by Isekaijoucho from Kamitsubaki City Under Construction. This track promises an enchanting auditory experience designed to complement the narrative's tone.

Providing emotional closure for each episode is the ending song, "Story feat. katagiri," composed by the celebrated Kohta Yamamoto. Yamamoto is widely recognized for his ability to inject profound feeling into animated works, aligning perfectly with the protagonist's journey of perseverance and discovery.

Under the direction of Hideaki Oba, who previously helmed I'm in Love with the Villainess, the anime is scheduled to begin airing in January 2026 across major Japanese networks, including Tokyo MX, BS Asahi, and WOWOW.

Dedicated fans in Japan will have early access, as the first two episodes are slated for early streaming on Abema and dAnime Store on January 4th at 22:00 JST.

Crucially for international viewers, Crunchyroll has secured the rights to stream the series weekly, guaranteeing worldwide access to what is shaping up to be a major fantasy contender in the 2026 lineup. With its unique premise a blind sorcerer who "sees" the world through magical means Kunon the Sorcerer Can See promises a compelling blend of coming-of-age drama, artistic exploration, and spellbinding magical combat.