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If you’re a fan of the 86 anime, you’re undoubtedly wondering about a potential third season. Right now, there’s no official word on whether Season 3 is happening. But that doesn’t mean all hope is lost! Let’s analyze the factors that could influence a Season 3 announcement, and when we might expect news. What is ’86’ About? ’86’ (also called  ‘Eiti Shikkusu’ in Japan) is a popular anime based on a light novel series by Asato Asato, with illustrations by Shirabii. It’s a fantastic mecha and sci-fi military series, and its popularity has fans clamoring for more. The story follows Vladilena ‘Lena’ Milizé, a young military officer in the Republic of San Magnolia. Lena fights for the rights of the oppressed Colorata minority. The anime currently has one season split into two parts. Since its debut, ’86’ has gained a massive following who are anticipating a potential Season 3 announcement. Will There Be an ’86’ Season 3? To understand the likelihood of a third season in 2023, we need to look at two factors: Source Material: Does the original light novel series have enough content to adapt? Financial Success: Did the first season generate enough profit to warrant a sequel? Source Material: Light Novels The ’86’ light novel series currently has 12 volumes, with more potentially on the way.  This means there’s plenty of source material for at least three more anime seasons.  If you want to find out what happens next, you can pick up the light novels starting from volume 4! Financial Success: Sales and Profit Anime sequels often depend on factors like Blu-ray sales, light novel sales, and merchandise revenue. While ’86’  didn’t have record-breaking Blu-ray sales, it did perform decently overall. Additionally, the series has impressive merchandise offerings and a growing fanbase. So, Will We Get a Season 3? As of June 2023, an official release date for Season 3 of ’86’ hasn’t been announced. However, there’s enough source material, and the series seems to have performed well financially. There’s a good chance we’ll get a new season, though it might not be until 2024 or later. Typically, new seasons of anime take around two to three years to produce. There’s no reason to worry yet – let’s be patient and watch for an official announcement in the coming months or years. 86 Season 3 Trailer There’s no trailer for Season 3 yet.  But if you want to revisit the amazing ’86’ soundtrack by Hiroyuki Sawano, check out the Season 1 trailer! Characters, Cast, and Staff [Include the existing Characters, Cast, and Anime Staff tables] Final Thoughts There’s a strong chance we’ll see an ’86’ Season 3. We should get some official news this year or next. While waiting, you can support the series by checking out the light novels or the awesome merchandise!

Fans have been waiting eagerly, but there’s still no official confirmation for Blue Exorcist Season 3. So, when will the next season be released? Let’s get started and explore the possibilities. Understanding Blue Exorcist Blue Exorcist is an action-packed anime filled with demons and supernatural thrills. Its central character, Rin Okumura, seems like your average teenager until demons ambush him. His entire world changes as he discovers he’s the son of Satan! So far, the Blue Exorcist anime has had an exciting run of 37 episodes over two seasons. Season 1 aired 25 episodes from April to October 2011, while fans had to wait until January to March 2017 for Season 2’s 12 episodes.  There’s also a 2012 movie and three OVAs. While season one had an original ending, the second season altered the events from episode 17 onwards. Naturally, all this has fans clamoring for Blue Exorcist Season 3. Let’s investigate! How Can We Tell If Blue Exorcist Season 3 Will Happen? To determine the likelihood of another season, we need to look at two crucial factors: the source material and the anime’s financial success. These tell us about the possibility of continuing the story and give us clues about a potential release date. The Blue Exorcist Manga Kazue Kato writes and illustrates the popular manga that forms the basis for the Blue Exorcist anime. As of February 2022, there are 27 published volumes, and the series remains ongoing. Kato recently returned from a hiatus, so fans can expect more manga goodness. Since each Blue Exorcist season covers roughly four manga volumes, we have enough source material for at least four more seasons! Fans eager to continue the story can dive into the manga from where Season 2 ended (around Volume 9). Blue Exorcist’s Profitability and Potential for Season 3 Here’s where things get a bit tricky.  Anime sequels are often driven by profit, and while Blue Exorcist Season 1 performed spectacularly, Season 2 experienced a significant drop in sales. This, combined with a long gap between seasons, has likely lowered enthusiasm for a direct continuation. Should I Give Up Hope Entirely? While a direct Season 3 seems unlikely, all is not lost! The Blue Exorcist universe has tremendous potential. Here’s why a  new season, even with a different focus, may still be possible: Continued Manga Success: The manga continues to sell well, proving there’s still a passionate audience. Merchandise and Fanbase: The existing merchandise and dedicated fanbase demonstrate an ongoing demand for more Blue Exorcist content. What Can You Do, As a Fan? Support the Manga: The best way to keep the Blue Exorcist dream alive is to buy and read the manga. Increased sales may encourage the studio to explore fresh ways to bring the story back to the screen. Explore the Merch: Show your love for the series by checking out the awesome figurines and other merchandise available. Stay Engaged: Keep the flame of hope alive in the online fan community. Your enthusiasm may just be the spark that inspires a new Blue Exorcist anime project!

Fans have long been waiting, but unfortunately, a second season of Rokka No Yuusha remains officially unconfirmed. This leaves us with the lingering question: will a new season ever happen, and when? Let’s explore the reasons behind the delay and whether there’s any hope for the future. Understanding Rokka: Braves of the Six Flowers This popular mystery-fantasy anime, originally titled Rokka no Yuusha,  boasts a dedicated global following.  It’s adapted from Ishio Yamagata’s successful light novel series (illustrated by Miyagi), which debuted in 2011. We follow Adlet Mayer, the self-proclaimed “Strongest Man in the World,” as he journeys to the Piena continent, eager to become one of the legendary Braves. Takeo Takahashi directed the first season, animated by Studio Passione. However, we still don’t know if they’ll return for a potential second season. Since its Japanese premiere in July 2015, fans have eagerly awaited “Rokka No Yuusha Season 2 Episode 1” or any form of continuation. Other Anticipated Anime Sequels While you wait, why not explore other highly anticipated sequels like Re: Zero Season 3, Noragami Season 3, Vinland Saga Season 2, or Demon Slayer Season 3? Is Rokka No Yuusha Season 2 a Possibility? Sadly, Rokka No Yuusha Season 2 seems a distant dream.  Had producers planned a second season, it likely would have happened already.  Over five years have passed, and interest has waned among fans, the author, and potentially the studio. The core reason lies in profitability. The first season’s Blu-ray sales were disappointingly low.  In 2015, the light novels also saw declining popularity, and Rokka merchandise performed poorly. Perhaps the biggest obstacle is the light novel’s indefinite hiatus since 2015. With only 6 volumes published and no sign of more, a second season lacks strong source material. Rokka No Yuusha Season 2 Release Date: The Harsh Truth Since Rokka No Yuusha Season 2 hasn’t been confirmed, canceled, or announced, there’s no release date or countdown. With poor sales and the light novel’s hiatus, the chances are bleak. It’s tempting to cling to hope, but in 2023, the likelihood of a second season feels near impossible.  The author’s silence on the series suggests a lack of creative drive. Still, if you’re longing for more of Rokka’s world, consider picking up the light novels from Volume 2, where the anime left off. Similar Anime to Explore If you’re open to discovering similar series, check out Konosuba Season 3, Goblin Slayer Season 2, Made in Abyss Season 2, or Jujutsu Kaisen Season 2. Rokka No Yuusha Characters, Cast & Staff I. Characters & Cast Goldov (Kouki Uchiyama) Mora (Rina Satou) Hans (Kenichi Suzumura) Adlet (Miyuki Sawashiro) Nashetania (Youko Hikasa) Chamo (Ai Kakuma) Fremy (Aoi Yuuki) II. Staff Director: Takeo Takahashi Series Composition, Script: Tatsuhiko Urahata Character Design: Sayaka Koiso Studio: Passione Where to Watch Rokka No Yuusha Currently, you can only stream Rokka No Yuusha on Crunchyroll. Final Thoughts on Rokka No Yuusha Season 2 While Rokka No Yuusha Season 2 would be met with enthusiasm, realistically it’s unlikely.  This case highlights the harsh realities of the anime industry.

The announcement of Season 2 is highly anticipated by fans of the popular psychological drama anime series “Rascal Does Not Dream of Bunny Girl Senpai” (also known as “Seishun Buta Yarō”). We’ll discuss the chances of a new season and possible release dates even though an official announcement hasn’t been made. Background “Bunny Girl Senpai” adapts Hajime Kamoshida’s light novel series (illustrated by Keiji Mizoguchi). The anime follows Sakuta Azusagawa, whose life changes when he encounters teenage actress Mai Sakurajima inexplicably dressed as a bunny girl—unseen by everyone else. Season 1 and a subsequent movie premiered in 2018 and 2019 respectively, both directed by Souichi Masui and animated by CloverWorks.  These installments garnered a devoted fanbase. Will There Be a Season 2? It’s very probable! Here’s why: Season 1’s Success: The first season enjoyed strong Blu-ray sales and merchandise figures. The Film’s Impact: The box office success of “Rascal Does Not Dream of a Dreaming Girl” is another positive sign for the franchise. Source Material: While the author, Hajime Kamoshida, needs to write more light novels for a full new season, the series’ popularity makes this likely. Season 2 seems less of an “if” and more of a “when.” Potential Release Date Since there’s no official confirmation, we can only estimate.  With limited source material, we might need to wait a while.  A late 2024 or 2025 release is most likely. Stay tuned to the official “Bunny Girl Senpai” Twitter account for updates. To continue the story while we wait, consider reading the light novels – the movie adapts up to Volume 7, so start with Volume 8. Characters, Cast, & Staff Here’s a reminder of the key talent behind Season 1 – they’ll likely play a role in any new season: Characters & Voice Actors Sakuta: Kaito Ishikawa Mai: Asami Seto Kaede: Yurika Kubo Futaba: Atsumi Tanezaki Tomoe: Nao Touyama Shouko: Inori Minase Nodoka: Maaya Uchida Staff Director: Souichi Masui Script/Composition: Masahiro Yokotani Character Design: Satomi Tamura Studio: CloverWorks Where to Watch Catch up on “Bunny Girl Senpai” (Season 1 and the movie) on: Funimation Hulu Crunchyroll Amazon Prime Video Final Thoughts The likelihood of a “Bunny Girl Senpai” Season 2 is high, but it depends on new light novels from Hajime Kamoshida. This series’ success suggests that more content is a matter of time.

Fans eagerly await news of a second season of the beloved anime Angel Beats! While there’s no official announcement yet, let’s explore the possibilities and release date updates. Angel Beats!, known as エンジェルビーツ in Japanese, captivated audiences worldwide with its unique blend of drama, supernatural elements, and humor. Created by Jun Maeda, it follows Otonashi as he awakens in the afterlife with no memories except his name. Yuri, a determined girl, explains their situation and invites him into the fight against the mysterious Angel. P.A. Works, led by director Seiji Kishi, brought Angel Beats! to life with a single season and two OVAs. Fans remain hopeful, but there’s no word yet on their return for a potential second season. Originally aired in 2010, Angel Beats! amassed a devoted following that still hungers for more. Check out information about other anime sequels like No Game No Life Season 2, Re:Zero Season 3, Noragami Season 3, or even Jujutsu Kaisen Season 2. Will Angel Beats! Get a Second Season? Unfortunately, it’s highly unlikely that Angel Beats! will get a second season. The first season delivered a satisfying conclusion, leaving little room for a direct continuation without introducing a whole new cast or exploring a prequel storyline. While the series seems complete, the franchise could potentially be revisited with an OVA or movie. Given its past success, a return to the Angel Beats! world wouldn’t come as a complete surprise. Angel Beats! Season 1 resonated strongly with audiences. Impressive blu-ray sales, the popularity of Girls Dead Monster’s music, and its extensive merchandise collection attest to its popularity. However, as an anime original created without plans for a continuation, the series has likely reached its end. Discover if there will be other anime sequels like Absolute Duo Season 2, Konosuba Season 3, Demon Slayer Season 3, or Houseki No Kuni Season 2. Angel Beats! Season 2 Release Date Since there’s no official confirmation of a second season, we can’t provide a release date. If any news of a new Angel Beats! anime project surfaces, fans can expect an update on the official website. Though the original storyline is concluded,  fans could still be treated to an OVA or short film set within the same universe. Learn about the release date for other anime sequels like Black Bullet Season 2, Wise Man’s Grandchild Season 2, Accel World Season 2, or Tokyo Ravens Season 2. Angel Beats! Characters, Cast & Staff Characters & Cast Hideki (Voice Actor: Ryouhei Kimura) Yuri (Voice Actor: Harumi Sakurai) Otonashi (Voice Actor: Hiroshi Kamiya) Kanade (Voice Actor: Kana Hanazawa) Yui (Voice Actor: Eri Kitamura) Iwasawa (Voice Actor: Miyuki Sawashiro) K. (Voice Actor: Michael Rivas) Staff Director: Seiji Kishi Series Composition, Script: Jun Maeda Character Design: Katsuzou Hirata Studio: P.A. Works Where to Watch Angel Beats! Stream Angel Beats! on Crunchyroll, Funimation, Netflix, or Amazon Prime Video (availability varies by region). Final Thoughts on Angel Beats! Season 2 While a second season might be a long shot, the original Angel Beats! leaves a lasting impression on fans. If you crave more from this captivating series, consider exploring the visual novel!