season-2

A fantasy series just broke its own world record with one spectacular episode, climbing to unprecedented heights on global anime rankings while facing unexpected challenges behind the scenes.

Stephen Graham drops hints about potential future for the award-winning series that became Netflix's second-biggest English-language show ever with 142.6 million views.

Golden Globe winner Rhea Seehorn reveals that the creative team is already working on new episodes, though fans will likely wait until next year for the Apple TV Plus series to return.

The actress opens up about Lucy MacLean's shocking transformation in episode 4, describing her character's violent streak as both scandalous and thrilling to portray.

Keiichiro Saito opens up about why he handed over directing duties for the acclaimed fantasy anime's second season, revealing the personal toll of keeping pace with the demanding production schedule.

The My Hero Academia spin-off returns with its second season starting January 5, 2026, featuring 13 episodes exclusively on Crunchyroll. New episodes air every Monday through March 30.