A Returner's Magic Should Be Special Season 2 Announces Opening Song Artists, October Debut
The highly anticipated second season of the anime adaptation of the web comic "A Returner's Magic Should Be Special" is set to premiere in October 2026. The news was revealed on the official website of the anime, which also shared exciting details about the opening theme song and the artists behind it.
The opening theme song, titled "Sorrow," is composed by the renowned rock band FLOW. This collaboration between the anime and FLOW is a testament to the band's enduring popularity and their ability to create captivating themes for anime series. The song "Sorrow" is specifically crafted for the new season, adding to the excitement and anticipation among fans.
The second season will be broadcast on Fuji TV's "+Ultra" programming block, which is known for showcasing a diverse range of anime series. It will air on Wednesdays at 24:45, which translates to Thursdays at 12:45 a.m. This timing is a strategic choice to cater to the anime-loving audience who eagerly await new episodes.
For those who missed the first season, it will be re-aired on Fuji TV and Kansai TV starting July 2026. This re-run provides an opportunity for new viewers to catch up on the captivating story and for existing fans to relive the magic of the original season.
Yen Press, the English publisher of the series, has acquired the rights to release the anime in English. The story, based on the web comic by Usonan, is set in a world where the Shadow World has taken over, and most of humanity has been wiped out. Magician Desir Herman finds himself back in the past, given a second chance to save the world with his party of six heroes.
The first season of the anime premiered in October 2023 and was streamed by Crunchyroll in English-speaking, Latin American, and European countries. The series also featured an English dub, making it accessible to a global audience.
The web comic, published on Kakao Page between September 2016 and August 2019, gained immense popularity, leading to the launch of the webtoon adaptation with art by Wookjakga in May 2018. The anime's success and the positive response from fans have solidified its place as a must-watch series for anime enthusiasts worldwide.
