Let This Grieving Soul Retire!

Let This Grieving Soul Retire!

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Overview

Krai Andrey never wanted a legend. As a boy, he promised his five childhood friends that they would become treasure hunters together, and the group — the Grieving Souls — did exactly that, rising to a fame he never asked for. The trouble is that Krai is far less powerful than his reputation suggests, and he would happily walk away from the whole life if only his friends, rivals and admirers would let him.

The comedy comes from that gap between reputation and reality: every casual remark from Krai is taken as a master plan, every attempt to dodge a job turns into a bigger adventure, and the people around him — especially the devoted Tino — keep pulling him back into the spotlight. Beneath the jokes, it is a warm story about a found family that refuses to let its reluctant leader retire.

Quick facts

  • Year: 2024
  • Type: Series
  • Seasons: 1 (24 episodes)
  • Genres: Animation, Comedy, Sci-Fi & Fantasy
  • Original language: Japanese
  • Audio on Crunchyroll: English, Japanese (original)
  • Network: TOKYO MX
  • Status: Ended

Watch the Trailer

Watch the official trailer from Crunchyroll’s YouTube channel below.

Where to Watch

Stream Let This Grieving Soul Retire! on Crunchyroll in India (JustWatch India also lists it on Netflix and Anime Times Amazon Channel):

Frequently asked questions

What is Let This Grieving Soul Retire! about? It follows Krai Andrey, the reluctant leader of a famous treasure-hunting party, whose friends and admirers treat his every word as genius — even when he is simply trying to retire and stay out of trouble.

How many seasons and episodes does Let This Grieving Soul Retire! have? TMDB lists 1 season with 24 episodes, beginning on October 1, 2024.

Is there an English dub of Let This Grieving Soul Retire!? Yes — Crunchyroll lists English audio alongside the original Japanese.

Where can I watch Let This Grieving Soul Retire! in India? Crunchyroll carries the series in India; JustWatch India also lists it on Netflix and Anime Times Amazon Channel, among other services.

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