
Ikta Solork is a carefree young man who only wants two things in life: a woman on his arm and a place to nap. Unfortunately, his peaceful life is destroyed when war breaks out between the Katjvarna Empire and the neighboring Republic of Kioka. Ikta and his childhood friend, Yatorishino Igsem, join the army as military officers, where they meet the infantryman Matthew Tetojirichi, the sniper Torway Remion, and the medic Haroma Becker on a boat heading for the military exam site. However, after a...
Tenkyou no Alderamin adapts the first 3 novels of Bokuto Uno's light novel series of the same title. It also utilizes content from the 7th novel in the 5th episode.
A nap‑loving slacker becomes a war‑torn genius, forced to lead an empire’s destiny.
Ikta Solork lives by two simple rules: find a pretty girl and catch a good nap. When the Katjvarna Empire erupts into war with the Republic of Kioka, his lazy routine is shattered. Drafted alongside his childhood confidante Yatorishino Igsem, Ikka is thrust into the grueling world of officer training, where he meets a motley squad—hard‑headed infantryman Matthew Tetojirichi, dead‑eye sniper Torway Remion, and earnest medic Haroma Becker. Their transport is wrecked by a sudden storm, dumping the five into hostile territory near a forward outpost. There they stumble upon a desperate rescue: Princess Chamille Kitora, the empire’s heir, has been seized by enemy forces. Against overwhelming odds, the ragtag group stages a daring extraction, earning each member the coveted rank of Imperial Knight. The honor comes with a heavy price—Ikta must abandon his dream of idle peace and step into the role of a reluctant hero, navigating battlefield tactics, political intrigue, and his own conflicted desire for a quiet life. As the war escalates, his unconventional brilliance in strategy becomes the empire’s secret weapon, forcing him to reconcile his love of leisure with the harsh demands of command.
A military fantasy following a lazy genius strategist and his friends through war, focusing on tactics and politics over glorified combat. Expect battlefield violence with some blood, light fan service, and mature themes about the cost of war, suitable for early teens and up.
Alderamin on the Sky has 13 episodes.
Alderamin on the Sky is currently finished airing.
Alderamin on the Sky was produced by Madhouse.
Alderamin on the Sky aired Jul 9, 2016 to Oct 1, 2016.
Alderamin on the Sky is based on a Light novel.
A military fantasy following a lazy genius strategist and his friends through war, focusing on tactics and politics over glorified combat. Expect battlefield violence with some blood, light fan service, and mature themes about the cost of war, suitable for early teens and up.
PV 1

Becker, Haroma
Main
CV: Chisuga, Haruka

Igsem, Yatorishino
Main
CV: Taneda, Risa

Kitora Katjvanmaninik, Chamille
Main
CV: Minase, Inori

Remion, Torway
Main
CV: Kanemoto, Ryousuke

Solork, Ikta
Main
CV: Okamoto, Nobuhiko

Tetojirichi, Matthew
Main
CV: Majima, Junji

Arquinex, Jean
Supporting
CV: Fukuyama, Jun

Dal, Nanaqu
Supporting
CV: Takahashi, Rie

Gin, Miala
Supporting
CV: Kanemoto, Hisako

Hargenska, Dinqun
Supporting
CV: Yamamoto, Itaru

Ho, Ison
Supporting
CV: Sugita, Tomokazu

Igsem, Solvenares
Supporting
CV: Koyama, Rikiya
Kahn, Anarai
Supporting
CV: Mugihito

Kitra Katjvanmaninik, Arshankrut
Supporting
CV: Tanaka, Kan
Kusu
Supporting
CV: Suzuki, Eri

Mittkalif, Suuya
Supporting
CV: Akikawa, Ayumu

Niki
Supporting

Ninica
Supporting
CV: Yamazaki, Haruka

Remion, Sarihasrag
Supporting
CV: Koyasu, Takehito

Remion, Sushuraf
Supporting
CV: Takeuchi, Shunsuke

Rikan, Hazaaf
Supporting
CV: Kusumi, Naomi

Sa Domeisha, Akugarpa
Supporting
CV: Ishizuka, Unshou

Safiida, Tamsikku
Supporting
CV: Sakurai, Toshiharu

Sankrei, Yuuka
Supporting
CV: Inoue, Kikuko
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