I’ve Been Killing Slimes for 300 Years and Maxed Out My Level Season 2 anime has revealed a second trailer, a new visual, as well as an April 5, 2025 premiere date. The anime previously revealed a Christmas visual, following visuals dedicated to fall and Halloween. Studio Teddy is animating.
The opening theme song is “So☆Lucky” by Yui Ogura, while the ending song is “Ini Mini Mani Mo” by Aguri Onishi. Both are featured in the new trailer.
The new announcement was made at the GA Fes 2025 event, where four of the voice cast members were present. They were Kaede Hondo (as Azusa), Sayaka Senbongi (as Falfa), Minami Tanaka (as Shalsha) and Riho Sugiyama (as Rosalie). The new visual is the 5th one for the season, and you can see it below.
The main staff for the anime includes Kunihisa Sugishima as the director Naohiro Fukushima as the scriptwriter, Hikaru Kodama as the character designer and Keiji Inai in charge of the music. The voice cast consists of the following members:
- Aoi Yuki as Azusa
- Kaede Hondo as Laika
- Sayaka Sembongi as Falfa
- Minami Tanaka as Shalsha
- Manami Numakura as Beelzebub
- Azumi Waki as Flatorte
- Riho Sugiyama as Rosalie
- Yukari Tamura as Pecora
- Yui Ogura as Sandra
The first season of I’ve Been Killing Slimes for 300 Years and Maxed Out My Level premiered in April 2021, with Revoroot in charge of the animation. The anime is adapting the light novel series by Kisetsu Morita (story) and Benio (art). The novel has 26 released volumes as of December 15, 2024. Yen Press licensed it in English, while Crunchyroll streams the anime.
The story follows Azusa, who dies of overworking and gets reincarnated as an undying witch in another world. She decides to be as free as she can, only hunting weak slimes. However, doing so for centuries means that she could (and did) still become overpowered, leading to an interesting life in the new world.
Source: I’ve Been Killing Slimes for 300 Years and Maxed Out My Level Official Website
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