Isle Osaki’s isekai fantasy light novel series Full Clearing Another World under a Goddess with Zero Believers is getting a TV anime series adaptation! It’s also known as Clear the world like a game with the Zero Believers Goddess or ‘The Isekai Walkthrough That Begins With the Goddess Who has Zero Followers.’ Its Japanese title is Shinja Zero no Megami-sama to Hajimeru Isekai Kōryaku.
The project was revealed during the Overlap Bunko All-Star Gathering Special 2026 Part I livestream
To mark the announcement, Tam-U and Hakuto Shiroi shared new celebratory illustrations. Tam-U illustrates the original light novels, and Hakuto is the artist behind the manga adaptation. You can check them out here.
Both visuals focus on the central characters, high school student Makoto Takatsuki and the little-known goddess Noah. Further details such as cast and staff information will be released as the anime’s production progresses.
More about the original Full Clearing Another World under a Goddess with Zero Believers
The series began as a web novel when Osaki started publishing it on the Shōsetsu ni Narō platform in May 2018. Following its online success, Overlap Bunko picked up the title for print publication in March 2019.
A manga adaptation drawn by Hakuto Shiroi launched later on the Comic Gardo service in April 2020. It has since been collected into nine volumes. English-language readers have access to both versions of the story through J-Novel Club.
The story follows Makoto Takatsuki, a regular high school student who happens to be deeply invested in RPGs. His everyday life abruptly ends when he and his entire class are caught in a bus accident and transported to another world governed by powerful gods, magic, and monsters.
While most of his classmates receive impressive stats and special abilities, Makoto is left behind with unusually low parameters and weak skills. His situation changes when he encounters Noah. She’s a minor goddess who appears to him in dreams and asks him to become her first and only believer.
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