The Healer Who Was Banished from His Party, Is, in Fact, the Strongest

Two centuries have passed since a hero defeated Jaryu and saved the world. In a sprawling dungeon city, a healer named Raust is banished by his own party for being too weak to protect anyone. With his confidence eroded, he crosses paths with Narsena, a formidable martial artist who refuses to leave him behind. She proposes they form a new team and pursue a different path together. Under her guidance they begin to recruit allies, from Armia to Lyra and Sieg, forging a fresh lineup and a sharper sense of purpose. As the group trains and grows, Raust discovers that real strength can come from trust, strategy, and teamwork as much as raw power. The world remains dangerous, but their renewed resolve hints at renewal rather than despair.

Directed by Keisuke Onishi, based on an original concept by Kurasumi Sunayama, the show released in 2024. It leans into brisk action and slick animation, with Kaori Maeda as Narsena, Kensho Ono as Laust, Hina Tachibana as Armia, Ayaka Asai as Lyra, and Yuuichirou Umehara as Sieg.

Reception sits mid-range with a 6.217 out of 10 from 23 votes, reflecting a cautious but engaged audience. The show emphasizes redemption, second chances, and the power of teamwork to reshape fate, blending character growth with sharp combat sequences and a few light hearted moments.

The premise of a healer cast out for weakness paired with a fearless martial artist offers a fresh twist on isekai party dynamics. If the writing keeps focus on trust and personal reinvention, the series could spark discussions among fans about strength redefining itself.

As of now there are no major awards announced for this title and it has not been listed among top award contenders. Its prospects for recognition will depend on continued releases, audience response, and how well it sustains character depth and world building.