Full Clearing Another World unveils new anime trailer
The currently airing Full Clearing Another World under a Goddess with Zero Believers has released a new promotional video.
The TV anime Full Clearing Another World under a Goddess with Zero Believers has released a new promotional video while its autumn 2026 broadcast continues. AnimeTV reports that new episodes are arriving each Sunday, with the series streaming on Crunchyroll. 1
A new look at the fantasy series
The trailer focuses on the anime's fantasy setting and its cast of characters, including Makoto Takatsuki and the goddess Noah. The promotional video is presented as an official trailer on YouTube, while AnimeTV's report identifies Rikki Fukushima as director and HORNETS as the animation studio. 12
The story follows Makoto, a high-school student and dedicated RPG player who is transported to another world along with his classmates. Unlike the others, Makoto arrives with weak statistics and limited skills. He is given only ten years to live, then encounters Noah, a minor goddess who asks him to become her first believer. 1
The series is based on Isle Osaki's light novel, which began on Shosetsuka ni Naro in 2018. Overlap Bunko later published the novels, while a manga adaptation by Hakuto Shiroi has run in Comic Gardo. J-Novel Club publishes the novel and manga in English. 1
What the trailer confirms
The new video is a promotional update rather than an announcement of a new adaptation. The anime is already airing, and the trailer gives viewers another look at the characters and world being brought to television by HORNETS. Its timing also gives newcomers a straightforward entry point: the show is in progress, with weekly episodes available through Crunchyroll according to the report. 12
Our opinion
This is a useful trailer update for viewers who have not yet sampled the season's more overtly game-flavoured isekai. Makoto's deliberately underpowered starting point gives the premise a clear hook, while the new footage appears designed to sell the wider cast and its fantasy stakes rather than reset the story. 12 The trailer itself does not change the series' status, but it does provide a fresh reason for curious viewers to catch up while the weekly broadcast is still running.