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While exploring a labyrinth, Rentt Faina, an adventurer with lots of experience but little to show for it, is killed by a dragon upon discovering its lair. Shockingly, he wakes up to find himself turned into a skeleton, the lowest class of undead monsters. As Rentt fights against the other monsters of the labyrinth, he discovers that slaying them gains him experience towards higher stages of undead evolution—even ones with flesh! With this revelation in hand, Rentt obtains a new objective in his undeath: keep evolving in the hope of eventually becoming a vampire, the highest form of undead that is nearly indistinguishable from human beings.
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How does Rentt Faina become undead in The Unwanted Undead Adventurer?
Rentt is killed by a dragon while exploring a labyrinth and wakes up as a skeleton, the lowest class of undead monster. He then fights and evolves while searching for a way to regain a human form.
What is Rentt’s goal after becoming a skeleton?
Rentt wants to continue living as an adventurer and eventually become human again. His practical problem is that guilds and towns do not treat a skeleton as an ordinary person, so he must hide or manage his identity.
Which studio animated The Unwanted Undead Adventurer?
The television anime was produced by Connect. It adapts the light novel story of Rentt’s transformation and his attempts to grow stronger through the labyrinth.
Is Rentt already a powerful adventurer when the story begins?
Rentt has many years of experience, but he is still a relatively unsuccessful adventurer when he dies. His transformation forces him to rebuild his abilities from the bottom while using the knowledge he already gained as a human.
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