

Ranking of Kings
Ranking of Kings disguises a painful struggle for respect beneath soft, rounded character art. Crunchyroll is the legal service named for the show, and its finished 2021 TV run contains 23 episodes at 23 minutes each. The compact runtime makes it easy to keep moving, but the appeal is not speed. Bojji's setbacks have weight because the story takes his isolation seriously, while his bond with Kage gives the adventure a warm emotional center. Wit Studio's fantasy adaptation suits viewers who enjoy an underestimated hero and drama that complicates first impressions. Its visual gentleness is part of the effect, since moments of danger feel sharper against that inviting design.
About
Bojji is a young prince who cannot hear or speak, and his kingdom treats those differences as proof that he cannot inherit the crown. He wants to grow stronger despite the scorn surrounding him. An unexpected meeting with Kage, a shadow shaped by an assassin clan's history, finally gives him someone who recognizes his resolve. Their friendship carries Bojji beyond the safety of home and into a wider fantasy adventure. Along the way, the people around the throne reveal motives that are less simple than their appearances suggest. The story keeps spoilers at bay early on by grounding its larger conflict in one question: what kind of strength does a king actually need?
Information
- Japanese
- 王様ランキング
- Premiered
- October 15, 2021
- Episodes
- 23
- Duration
- 23 min per ep.
- Status
- Finished Airing
- Studio
- Wit Studio
- Source
- Manga
- Themes
- angst, drama, japanese production, fantasy, speculative fiction, comedy
Seasons & Watch Order
Begin with the 2021 TV series and follow its 23 episodes in release order. This is the starting chapter for Bojji, his meeting with Kage, and the dispute surrounding the crown.
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FAQ
Crunchyroll carries Ranking of Kings legally. Start on its series page with the first episode.







