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Sabikui Bisco season 2 Release Date Status, All You Need To Know!

Govind Dhiman
Sabikui Bisco season 2

Sabikui Bisco season 2

Sabikui Bisco is a must-see for anyone who wants to see a storey with an interesting premise and great world-building. Besides giant crabs, the show also has a lot of weird animal hybrids that are sure to draw your attention. The show has a lot of fans. It has a good score of 7.48 on MyAnimeList right now.

It also doesn’t hurt that a lot of people who follow Japanese voice actors will recognise a few of them. Suzuki Ryouta, who played Ishigami in Kaguya-sama: Love Is War, is in the cast as Bisco. Hanae Natsuki, who played Tanjiro in Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba, is Milo. They are Kondou Reina as Pawoo, Tomita Miyu as Tirol, Saitou Shirou as Jabi, and Tsuda Kenjiro as Kurokawa, the people who are in the other parts.

For people who already enjoy this show, they might wonder: will there be a second season of Sabikui Bisco?

Sabikui Bisco season 2 Renewal Status:

Studio OZ or any of its distribution partners haven’t announced that Sabikui Bisco will be back for a second season yet. However, thanks to the availability of source material from the original light novel series, the future of the TV adaptation is very bright.

Shinji Cobkubo’s light novel series has been serialised in Japan since March 2018. There have been eight complete volumes of the series since then in Japan. It’s good news that, according to Anime Geek, episode 12 of season 1 is supposed to adapt the light novel series up until the end of volume 4.

This means that Studio OZ already has enough material to make a second TV season, which is often the deciding factor in anime shows getting a second season.

A second season should also be in the works. The show got a 7.33/10 on MyAnimeList with more than 27,000 reviews, a 7.2/10 on IMDB, and a 4.7/5 on Crunchyroll. Despite the fact that the show has been well-received by fans, scores like these should be enough for it to be shown again.

The fact that Studio OZ worked on Sabikui Bisco, which is their biggest anime project, makes this even more true. Who will want to see the whole storey adapted as part of their first full IP?

Sabikui Bisco season 2 Release Date:

The makers of the show have not said for sure that the show will end, but there has been some speculation. A release date for Sabikui Bisco Anime’s second season looks to be coming soon after that. In 2023, season 2 of Sabikui Bisco Anime should be on TV.

Sabikui Bisco season 2 Plot:

Eventually, you die from the “Rusty Wind,” which rusts you away and eventually rots you to death in the future. A lot of people think that the spores of mushrooms are to blame for the Rusty Wind. It is because of this that the Mushroom Guardians, a group of people who know how to deal with mushrooms, are looked down on by society, A lot of people thought mushrooms would help get rid of rust. In fact, the mushrooms reduced it, but not completely cured it.

When Bisco Akaboshi, a young mushroom guardian, grows mushrooms all over the country to keep the country from rusting, people don’t like it. He has even been offered a reward for being a “Man-eating Mushroom.” Bisco wants to find the elixir mushroom “Rust Eater” so that he can help his teacher, who has caught rust, because it can help her.

Sabikui Bisco season 2 Cast:

As long as the season 2 start date goes as planned, we can expect almost all of the characters to return. Also, Season 2 might have some well-known people. In addition to most of the characters coming back, many new recurring and side characters may show up in the next season.

Character Name Voiced by
Bisco Akaboshi Ryōta Suzuki
Milo Nekoyanagi Natsuki Hanae
Pawoo Nekoyanagi Reina Kondō
Chiroru Ōchagama Miyu Tomita
Jabi Shirō Saitō
Kurokawa Kenjiro Tsuda

 

Sabikui Bisco season 2 Trailer:

Season 2 of sabikui bisco is what people are most excited about. Because of this, fans are very excited for the Season 2/Part 2. You can expect an official teaser or trailer from the show in the next few months.

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