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File:The Rising King of Works Legend (1).jpg|Long ago, in a time when mankind knew nothing of true Justice. A Goddess built a small village on the land of Stern Bild.<br>(創造する大神)
File:The Rising King of Works Legend (2).jpg|Driven by greed, the villagers quarreled and looted for their own personal gain. Unable to tolerate such misdeeds, the Goddess sent down a messenger, a crab, to warn the people.<br>(遣わされるカニ)
File:The Rising King of Works Legend (3).jpg|The crab spoke: Repent of your sins or be punished.<br>(人々に告げるカニ)
File:The Rising King of Works Legend (4).jpg|But its word fell upon deaf ears, and the poor crab was consumed. Saddened, the Goddess appeared from the heavens to bring judgment upon the villagers.<br>(カニの晩餐)
File:The Rising King of Works Legend (5).jpg|What followed was utter chaos. Rays of light, strong and sharper than steel blades, began raining from the sky.<br>(光の雨)
File:The Rising King of Works Legend (6).jpg|Cattle and horses dove into the ocean in fear.<br>(恐れる牛と馬)
File:The Rising King of Works Legend (7).jpg|Countless people fell into a deep sleep, trapped in a maze of nightmares. But the people still did not learn to change their ways.<br>(眠りの病)
File:The Rising King of Works Legend (8).jpg|Finally, the Goddess decided to return everything to nothingness by opening a cavernous abyss, deep and dark enough to engulf the entire village.<br>(女神の大穴)
File:The Rising King of Works Legend (9).jpg|Buried beneath the eternal darkness.<br>(落とされた人々)
File:The Rising King of Works Legend (10).jpg|The villagers finally learned the error of their ways and began to carry a heart of justice.<br>(大神に手を伸ばす人々)
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Promotional video released on March 16, 2013

  • Character Designs
  • Character designs as shown on The Rising Super Prelude

    Character designs as shown on The Rising Super Prelude


  • Key Art
  • Revealed on September 29, 2012

    Revealed on September 29, 2012

  • Revealed on July 19, 2013

    Revealed on July 19, 2013

  • Risingposter1.jpg



  • Flyers & Ads
  • Early ad with an autumn 2013 release date

    Early ad with an autumn 2013 release date

  • Theatrical Flyer (Front)

    Theatrical Flyer (Front)

  • Theatrical Flyer (Back)

    Theatrical Flyer (Back)

  • Theatrical Flyer (Front)

    Theatrical Flyer (Front)

  • Theatrical Flyer (Back)

    Theatrical Flyer (Back)



  • Goddess Legend
  • Long ago, in a time when mankind knew nothing of true Justice. A Goddess built a small village on the land of Stern Bild. (創造する大神)

    Long ago, in a time when mankind knew nothing of true Justice. A Goddess built a small village on the land of Stern Bild.
    (創造する大神)

  • Driven by greed, the villagers quarreled and looted for their own personal gain. Unable to tolerate such misdeeds, the Goddess sent down a messenger, a crab, to warn the people. (遣わされるカニ)

    Driven by greed, the villagers quarreled and looted for their own personal gain. Unable to tolerate such misdeeds, the Goddess sent down a messenger, a crab, to warn the people.
    (遣わされるカニ)

  • The crab spoke: Repent of your sins or be punished. (人々に告げるカニ)

    The crab spoke: Repent of your sins or be punished.
    (人々に告げるカニ)

  • But its word fell upon deaf ears, and the poor crab was consumed. Saddened, the Goddess appeared from the heavens to bring judgment upon the villagers. (カニの晩餐)

    But its word fell upon deaf ears, and the poor crab was consumed. Saddened, the Goddess appeared from the heavens to bring judgment upon the villagers.
    (カニの晩餐)

  • What followed was utter chaos. Rays of light, strong and sharper than steel blades, began raining from the sky. (光の雨)

    What followed was utter chaos. Rays of light, strong and sharper than steel blades, began raining from the sky.
    (光の雨)

  • Cattle and horses dove into the ocean in fear. (恐れる牛と馬)

    Cattle and horses dove into the ocean in fear.
    (恐れる牛と馬)

  • Countless people fell into a deep sleep, trapped in a maze of nightmares. But the people still did not learn to change their ways. (眠りの病)

    Countless people fell into a deep sleep, trapped in a maze of nightmares. But the people still did not learn to change their ways.
    (眠りの病)

  • Finally, the Goddess decided to return everything to nothingness by opening a cavernous abyss, deep and dark enough to engulf the entire village. (女神の大穴)

    Finally, the Goddess decided to return everything to nothingness by opening a cavernous abyss, deep and dark enough to engulf the entire village.
    (女神の大穴)

  • Buried beneath the eternal darkness. (落とされた人々)

    Buried beneath the eternal darkness.
    (落とされた人々)

  • The villagers finally learned the error of their ways and began to carry a heart of justice. (大神に手を伸ばす人々)

    The villagers finally learned the error of their ways and began to carry a heart of justice.
    (大神に手を伸ばす人々)

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