The second season of The Seven Deadly Sins: Four Knights Of The Apocalypse has revealed its main trailer, new visuals, and additional details.
The season is set to premiere in Japan on October 6, with Netflix announcing it will be available on their platform soon.
The new season features fresh theme songs: MMH by UVERworld for the opening and Akairo by Hana Hope for the ending.
The cast will also include new voices, with Michiko Kaiden as Teaninich, Kenji Nomura as Macduff, and Yumiri Hanamori as Io.
The anime continues the story from the Kodansha-published manga by Nakaba Suzuki, a sequel to the original The Seven Deadly Sins.
This sequel introduces Percival, a young man who leaves his peaceful life on a remote island to seek adventure after his world is turned upside down.
The manga, which began in January 2021, has been well-received and has 16 volumes as of June 2024.
The series is described as a new adventure within the Seven Deadly Sins, designed to be accessible even to those unfamiliar with the original series.
For the new season, the returning staff includes Director Maki Kodaira, Series Composer and Screenwriter Shigeru Murakoshi, Character Designer Yoichi Takada, and Music Composer KOHTA YAMAMOTO.
Telecom Animation Film will handle the animation production. The voice cast for the second season features Sho Komura as Percival, Kikunosuke Toya as Donny, and other familiar voices from the first season, along with the new additions.
The combination of returning and new talent aims to bring a fresh and exciting experience to fans of the series.
