The psychological spy drama Spy Classroom is back with its Season 2, and fans couldn’t be happier. The anime somewhat resembles Assassination Classroom and is filled with a diverse cast of eccentric and unique characters.
The ragtag team going from nothing to the top is quite satisfying and the slow unraveling of Klaus’ complex personality makes the viewers anticipate for more. The dynamics between the members of the team Lamplight and their leader as well as mentor Klaus is emotional and hilarious at the same time.
Spy Classroom has been adapted from a light novel of the same name that was written by Takemachi, and it has collected 9 volumes since its release in 2020. The anime is well animated and the characters are well-rounded with depth to them.
The main protagonist of this series, Lily, is an enigma and an open book at the same time, making the series even more entertaining. Her relationship and dynamics with Klaus continuously changes, turning from suspicion in the beginning to admiration and respect as time passed.
Spy Classroom is set in a world where humanity has realized that the weapons are far too deadly and advanced after a great war. 10 years have passed since the war ended and spies are considered to be greatest and indispensable assets to the military for any nation.
One such spy is Klaus, a gifted young man considered to be the best spy in the world. The spy team Inferno is wiped out by the enemies during their mission, and its sole survivor, Klaus, decides to put a team together that will achieve impossible heights.
The team instantly gets suspicious and question Klaus’ motives, especially since Klaus is terrible at communicating. They all come to the conclusion that they have been selected as the sacrificial pawns for a deadly mission, and Lily even tries to isolate and kill Klaus since she has no desire to die like that.
Klaus tells Lily that all of them are a team, not sacrifices and Klaus is here to teach them so that they can become unparalleled spies. After that, the team of girls gets closer to Klaus, and they all become true companions, determined to complete their Impossible Missions that are deemed hopeless by others.
In the last season, the mission to capture Corpse was successful, and the team held a long overdue celebration. However, not everything is perfect and we see Monika holding a gun to Thea’s head, asking if she is a traitor.
Spy Classroom Season 2: Episode Schedule
Spy Classroom Season 2 will have 13 episodes, each will be released on Thursday in Japan and in other locations. We have given the comprehensive release schedule with dates and time for the release of all 13 episodes.
- Episode 1: 10:30 PM JST (Japanese Standard Time) on Thursday, 13 July 2023
- Episode 2: 10:30 PM JST (Japanese Standard Time) on Thursday, 20 July 2023
- Episode 3: 10:30 PM JST (Japanese Standard Time) on Thursday, 27 July 2023
- Episode 4: 10:30 PM JST (Japanese Standard Time) on Thursday, 3 August 2023
- Episode 5: 10:30 PM JST (Japanese Standard Time) on Thursday, 10 August 2023
- Episode 6: 10:30 PM JST (Japanese Standard Time) on Thursday, 17 August 2023
- Episode 7: 10:30 PM JST (Japanese Standard Time) on Thursday, 24 August 2023
- Episode 8: 10:30 PM JST (Japanese Standard Time) on Thursday, 31 August 2023
- Episode 9: 10:30 PM JST (Japanese Standard Time) on Thursday, 7 September 2023
- Episode 10: 10:30 PM JST (Japanese Standard Time) on Thursday, 14 September 2023
- Episode 11: 10:30 PM JST (Japanese Standard Time) on Thursday, 21 September 2023
- Episode 12: 10:30 PM JST (Japanese Standard Time) on Thursday, 28 September 2023
- Episode 13: 10:30 PM JST (Japanese Standard Time) on Thursday, 5 October 2023
Spy Classroom Season 2: Streaming Guide
Spy Classroom Season 2 will premiere on Japanese TV Networks like AT-X, TBS and Tokyo Mx within Japan according to the schedule given above. Spy Classroom Season 2 will also be released on streaming platforms such as HI-DIVE and Hulu shortly after it is aired in Japan.
