Oshi No Ko Season 2 Anime Release Date With Trailer Officially Announced: Watch!

The first season of Oshi no Ko just ended. Oshi no Ko received a lot of attention before release since it was the most recent story written by Aka Akasaka for Kaguya-Sama: Love is War and because it was the first episode of a film-length series. In the weeks that followed its premiere, it more than lived up to the anticipation. The anime received plaudits from both fans and reviewers for its superb animation and art, which were surrounded by a gripping and deconstructive plot. It even gained enough popularity to brag about the greatest launch in HIDIVE’s history. To learn more, read the rest of the article.

Oshi No Ko Season 2 Anime Release Date

Oshi no Ko was undoubtedly one of, if not the largest anime of the spring 2023 season, and season 2 has already been planned. Oshi no Ko will soon be continuing its journey for both longtime and new fans to enjoy since season 2 was formally approved following the season 1 conclusion. The manga should make it clear what the season 2 tale will be about, but there are currently few details available. Season 2 will certainly push the story to even greater dramatic heights than Season 1. The most apparent query is when season 2 will debut now that Oshi No Ko has been confirmed for season 2.

Although season 2 was officially confirmed, the release date was left out, hence it is quite likely that season 2 won’t start airing until at least 2024. Season 2 could debut later in the year, which does occasionally happen with anime, but Oshi no Ko is not expected to follow that pattern as it was not previously disclosed that it would be developed as a split course. Oshi no Ko season 2’s plot details are still scarce, however, it is simple to predict what will be addressed based on both the anime and the manga.

Aqua was invited to join the Lala Lai Theatrical Company, the same theatre company that Ai belonged to, for their production of Tokyo Blade at the conclusion of episode #11, “Idol.”

Kaburagi theorized that Aqua and Ruby’s father met Ai while he was in Lala Lai, therefore his engagement with Tokyo Blade will probably be an effort to find out more about Ai’s relationship with them and maybe reveal the identity of his father in order to extract his retribution. The second season of Oshi no Ko would most likely continue after that. If season 2 moves at the same pace as season 1, it should cover volumes 8 and up, which not only drastically alters Ruby’s status quo in the plot but also introduces new characters. Season 1 covers the first four volumes of the manga.