Previously announced The Vampire Dies in No Time Season 2 revealed a teaser trailer, along with a key visual. Studio MADHOUSE is animating the sequel, which will begin airing in January 2023.
The staff from the first season returning and includes:
The main cast of The Vampire Dies in No Time, Jun Fukuyama and Makoto Furukawa are reprising their roles as Draluc and Ronald. Natsumi Hioka (Hiniachi), Mutsumi Tamura (John), and Yoshitsugu Matsuoka (Tou Handa) also voiced characters in the first season of the anime. Ayumu Murase is joining as Mikazuki, a vampire whose character design has been revealed:
The story is based on a manga by Itaru Bonnoki, serialized in Akita Shoten’s Weekly Shonen Champion magazine. The plot follows a vampire hunter Ronaldo, who meets an unlikely friend. The friend, Draluc, is a vampire and the two make for a weird combination. But, Draluc is actually quite weak, and even the weakest attack turns him into dust. The two of them adventure together while encountering a number of ridiculous situations.
The first season aired in the Fall 2021 anime season – from October 4 to December 20. Season 2 was hinted at on an Amazon listing for the 19th volume of the manga, which stated that the “2nd season of the anime would be produced” in November of 2012. This information was confirmed after the first season’s finale, on December 20 when an announcement teaser was also posted:
Funimation streamed the first season of the anime and describes the plot as:
Legendary vampire hunter Ronaldo finds an unlikely (and unwilling) ally in Draluc, the world’s weakest vampire who turns to dust at the slightest attack. Together they’re in for more hilarious misadventures than you can shake a stake at, including enemy vampires, axe-wielding editors, and other pains in the neck.
Source: Official Twitter
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