Crunchyroll’s 12-Part ‘KonoSuba’ Replacement Is Officially a Streaming Juggernaut

Full Clearing Another World Under a Goddess with Zero Believers is one of Crunchyroll’s biggest surprises this fall, and the charts keep backing it up. The Hornets-animated isekai premiered on October 11, and on October 27 it ranked an impressive No. 4 on FlixPatrol’s worldwide Crunchyroll chart. A day earlier, it sat at No. 8.

Three episodes are out, the English dub began on October 25, and Episode 4 arrives Sunday, November 1. With KonoSuba’s fourth season not due until 2027, this goddess-and-gamer story has slipped into a very open seat.

Crunchyroll’s Top 10 Climb Makes It Fall’s KonoSuba Substitute

Full Clearing Another World Under a Goddess | Credits: Hornets

Here’s where the numbers stand as of October 28, 2026: FlixPatrol’s worldwide Crunchyroll chart for October 27 has the series at No. 4, up four spots from No. 8 the day before. That’s a big jump into the top five for a show that isn’t even three weeks old, and it came right after the English dub arrived on October 25. Not bad for a weak hero and a goddess nobody worships.

The dub deserves some credit: Crunchyroll produced the English version in-house, with Corey Wilder voicing Makoto and Lacey Deline voicing the goddess Noah. Dani Chambers directed it, and it started with episode one on October 25. Meanwhile, subbed episodes drop every Sunday at 7:30 a.m. PT, and the 12-episode run wraps up on December 27.

Nobody’s calling this a KonoSuba copy, but the setup rhymes. In KonoSuba, Kazuma dies, meets the goddess Aqua, and chooses her over a powerful item. Makoto’s story also starts with a goddess, except she’s the one begging for help. KonoSuba’s third season aired in April 2024 and ran 11 episodes, and the fourth won’t arrive until 2027. That’s a long wait for anyone who loves or hates goddess-led isekai, and this series is filling the gap nicely. Crunchyroll streams KonoSuba too, so those fans are already in the building.

What Is Full Clearing Another World Under a Goddess About?

In short, the new October 2026 anime is an isekai about the weakest kid in class who teams up with a goddess nobody worships. Makoto Takatsuki and his classmates are riding home from a ski trip when an avalanche hits their bus. They wake up in another world, where a goddess hands out magical powers. His classmates get flashy, useful skills. Makoto gets weak ones, so he settles in as a Magic Apprentice while the others join guilds and leave him behind.

Then a minor goddess shows up. She admits she has zero believers and practically begs him to be her first. Makoto, still bitter about how things went, says yes and becomes the Goddess’s First Believer. All she asks for is a daily prayer. She also gives him a dagger, and when Fujiwara appraises it, it turns out to be made of adamantite and to belong to the Evil-Goddess Noah, which sends the goddess into a panic.

That’s the hook: Makoto is a gamer, and he plans to play this world like one, using weak skills in clever ways to climb from the bottom of the class to the top. By episode three, he’s even picked up a party member in Lucy.

The anime adapts Isle Ōsaki’s light novels, which began on Shōsetsuka ni Narō in 2018 and reached 13 print volumes by April 2026. Sōhei Horikane voices Makoto in Japanese, and Ikumi Hasegawa plays Noah. Opening duties go to 310 with “Mirai no Ashiato,” while Suupeas handles the ending, “Fall in Dream.” The Japanese title translates to something like “The Isekai Walkthrough That Begins With the Goddess Who Has Zero Followers,” which pretty much sums it up.

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