Let This Grieving Soul Retire Episode 19: “Barely Making It Through” – Preview & Synopsis Released

GREE Entertainment has unveiled new preview images and the official synopsis for Episode 19, “Barely Making It Through,” from the second cour of the TV anime Let This Grieving Soul Retire.

Based on the fantasy-comedy light novel Let This Grieving Soul Retire: The Weakest Hunter’s Guide to Raising the Strongest Party by Tsukikage, the series has surpassed 2.4 million copies in circulation. The first cour aired in October 2024 and quickly rose to the top of various streaming charts.

The second cour is currently airing every Monday at 23:30 on TOKYO MX, BS Nippon TV, Sun TV, MBS, and AT-X, with early streaming on ABEMA and d Anime Store every Saturday at 23:30. Other streaming platforms are also updating episodes sequentially.

For the latest updates, visit the official website or follow the official X account (@nageki_official).

Episode 19 Synopsis – “Barely Making It Through”

The city has fallen under the control of the Barrel Bandits, and Lyz and her allies have been captured. To lure out Cry, who still remains unseen, the gang threatens to harm their hostages—but suddenly, the city is attacked by an army of Undermen, the dwellers of the underground.
Leading this horde is none other than Cry Andrich himself. To make matters worse, a dragon appears, plunging everything into chaos. Amid the unpredictable turmoil, a trio wearing laughing skull masks steps into the scene, setting the stage for a dramatic confrontation.

This episode delivers high-tension chaos and multiple intertwining storylines, expanding the world and characters in bold new directions.

Broadcast & Streaming Schedule

TV Broadcast

  • TOKYO MX / BS Nippon TV: November 10, 2025 (Mon) – 23:30
  • Sun TV: November 10, 2025 (Mon) – 24:00
  • MBS: November 11, 2025 (Tue) – 27:30
  • AT-X: November 13, 2025 (Thu) – 23:30
    • Repeat airings: Mondays 11:30 / Wednesdays 17:30

※ Broadcast times are subject to change.

Streaming Services

Early Streaming

  • First phase: ABEMA / d Anime Store – November 8, 2025 (Sat) 23:30
  • Second phase: Lemino / Anime Times / DMM TV / U-NEXT / Anime Hōdai – November 11, 2025 (Tue) 24:00

General Streaming (Sequential release from November 12, 2025 24:00)

Prime Video / Bandai Channel / FOD / Hulu / J:COM STREAM / TELASA / milplus / Ponta Pass / AnimeFesta / Disney+ / TVer / Niconico Live

Rental Distribution (From November 11, 2025 24:00)

Rakuten TV / Niconico Channel / Crank-In! Video / HAPPY! Dōga / MOVIE FULL+ / Bandai Channel / J:COM STREAM / TELASA / milplus

※ Schedules may change without prior notice.

About the Series

“Let’s become treasure hunters! Our goal—nothing less than the world’s strongest heroes.”
Among six companions who once made that vow, one boy stood out for lacking any special talent. When he voiced his doubts, his childhood friend replied, “Cry, you don’t have any specific role—so you can be the leader.”

That was the beginning of Strange Grief, a party formed by prodigies and monsters of talent. Within just a few years, their name echoed throughout the Imperial Capital, and Cry found himself celebrated as the leader of the strongest party.
As expectations soared, every word and action of his began to be misinterpreted, leading to an unending series of unexpected incidents.

This is the heroic yet chaotic tale of Cry Andrich, the man hailed as the strongest party leader and clan master in the realm.

Highlights of Episode 19

  • Cry’s hidden side comes to light in this fast-paced new arc.
  • The appearance of a dragon and an Underman army creates an unprecedented battle scale.
  • The mysterious trio of skull-masked figures adds a layer of mystery and tension to the story.
  • A must-see episode that hints at major changes for both Cry and his companions.

Summary

Episode 19, “Barely Making It Through,” marks a major turning point in Let This Grieving Soul Retire, filled with chaos, revelations, and large-scale battles.
Be sure to check for the latest updates and details on the official website or the official X account for upcoming announcements.

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