Demon Slayer Season 2: Tanjirou, Nezuko, and mates are back for the final season of the overmastering animation. Superhit Demon Slayer will return for season 2 this year – building on the fame of its launch in the 2019 season and the 2020 film starring Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba the Film: Mugen Train.
Regulated by the very popular manga of the same name by Koyoharu Gotouge, Demon Slayer became an anime and its initial season of 26 episodes was publicized in the year 2019. Its story, traded with the question of a boy young to save his sister amid a cruel battle between humans and demons, proceeded to star in the 2020 Mugen Train.
Demon Slayer Season 2 Release Date
Season 2 of Demon Slayer will be broadcast in the year 2021, even if no proper date has been seasoned.
The air window was initially revealed in a post from the drama’s legal Twitter account in the month of February, fully accompanied with a key visual mainly featuring Uzui, which previews its main character in -narrative of season 2. In the 13thth of July, Aniplex shared the latest key visuals for the sequences season 2. Named as ‘slashing and proceeding in the demon-riddle night,’ the latest poster currently stars Sound Hashira Tengen Uzui and Daki, one of the main supporters of the arc.
The cast of Season 2
The voice actors appearing in the initial season have been tapped to reprise their characters in the sequel. This involves fans of the demon slayer sequence:
- Natsuki Hanae – Tanjirou
- Hiro Shimono – Zenitsu
- Yoshitsugu Matsuoka – Inosuke
Tengen Uzui, main Hashira of the arc, is offered a voice from Katsuyuki Konishi of the popularity of Fairy Tail and Jojo’s Bizarre Adventure. Haruo Sotozaki would also return as director.
Anime studio Ufotable also worked on season 2 of Demon Slayer. The studio, which was previously called for the sequence of Destiny, was responsible for the sequence of the absolute animated battle of the drama which achieved, for example, became a trending topic on the social network while the first run of Demon Slayer.
The music producers for the final season of Demon Slayer have also been seasoned.
- Yuki Kajiura – Sword Art Online.
- Go to Shiina – Tekken, The Idolmaster
Whoever co-scored the initial season of Demon Slayer and Mugen Train, is coming back.
