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The world of Haigakura has been quiet for a while, but talk about Haigakura Season 2 is picking up again, and fans who enjoyed the first season’s mix of gods, rituals, and emotional storytelling are ready for more. With season 1’s ending, the wait for the next chapter feels longer than ever, and people just want to know when the journey continues and where the manga’s bigger arcs will take the story next.

If you’ve just finished watching Onmyo Kaiten Re:Birth (or Onmyō Kaiten Re:Bāsu, if you're going by the Japanese title), there’s a good chance you’re feeling a mix of emotions. Confused? Probably. Hyped? Definitely. And most of all - curious about whether there’s more coming. The ending dropped a massive hint that doesn’t exactly scream “finale,” and the internet hasn’t stopped talking about it since.

When Hotel Inhumans (Hoteru Inhyūmanzu) aired its final episode in late September 2025, fans weren’t ready to say goodbye. Thankfully, they didn’t have to - the second season was confirmed right after the finale. Though it's not the most talked-about anime out there, the series has quietly built a loyal following with its mix of crime, mystery, and a strange hotel that caters exclusively to assassins. Now with Season 2 officially in production, there’s plenty to get excited about.

Every now and then, a quiet little anime slips under the radar and ends up hitting you right in the heart. That was Ruri Rocks (Ruri no Houseki). A show about geology, mentorship, and growing up that somehow made rock collecting feel like magic. And now that the first season has wrapped, fans are left wondering - will we get a Season 2?

So, Arknights: Rise from Ember is over. Ten episodes, one emotional finale, and now we’re left sitting here thinking - okay, what now? If you’ve been following the anime so far, you probably felt that Season 3 tied up a lot of the threads from the Reunion arc. It felt like a proper send-off. But let’s be honest, it also felt like a beginning. The way everything ended... it’s clear we’re not done. Not even close.

After the final episode of Detectives These Days Are Crazy! (Mattaku Saikin no Tantei Tokitara), many fans were left wondering the same thing: is that it? Or is a second season on the way? Officially, there’s been no greenlight yet - but the way things ended has left the door wide open. You can still stream the first season over on Crunchyroll, which includes all 12 chaotic episodes.

Is Private Tutor to the Duke’s Daughter (Kôjo Denka no Kateikyôshi) coming back for a second season? That’s been the big question since the anime wrapped up its first season in September 2025. The show gained attention for its polished animation and fantasy world, but not without its share of controversy and divided opinions.

The world of My Hero Academia is heading into a big year, and it’s not just because the main story is wrapping up. My Hero Academia: Vigilantes - or as it’s known in Japanese, “Vijirante: Boku no Hīrō Akademia Irīgaruzu” - is making its return with Season 2 dropping in January 2026. If you thought the first season was intense, just wait. This next chapter goes deeper, gets grittier, and gives us a front-row seat to the kind of heroes who don’t make headlines… but probably should.

Looking for something calm, charming, and just a little different in the world of isekai anime? A Gentle Noble’s Vacation Recommendation (Odayaka Kizoku no Kyuuka no Susume) is shaping up to be one of the most laid-back fantasy series of 2026 - and that’s exactly why it’s getting attention. With its soft visuals, slice-of-life pacing, and a duo that’s already stirring conversations, this anime feels like the vacation we didn’t know we needed.

Anime fans, get excited - You and I Are Polar Opposites (Seihantai na Kimi to Boku) is officially getting an anime adaptation, and it's coming to your screens in January 2026. This upcoming rom-com is based on one of Shonen Jump+’s most beloved series, and if you enjoy grounded stories full of heart, awkward charm, and a little chaos, you’ll definitely want to keep this on your radar.

It’s been a long wait since Overlord (Japanese name: Ōbārōdo) Season 4 wrapped up in 2022, and fans are more eager than ever to see what happens next to Ainz Ooal Gown and the powerful guardians of Nazarick. The dark fantasy anime, originally based on the light novel series Overlord, has grown into a fan favorite thanks to its unique take on the isekai genre and its ever-deepening lore. With the recent release of Overlord: The Sacred Kingdom movie in Japan, questions about Season 5 are at an all-time high.

The hype surrounding Gokurakugai is steadily building, and fans are starting to wonder: Is an anime adaptation on the horizon? With a striking art style, gritty storytelling, and growing popularity, it seems like only a matter of time. Although there’s no official confirmation yet, signs point toward something big brewing behind the scenes.