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One of the most beloved animes by fans returns after six years with its season 2

The wait is over for Dorohedoro fans. This acclaimed anime, known for its unique style and narrative, will return with its second season on April 1, 2026. The announced date was revealed through the official poster of the new installment, marking a long-awaited milestone six years after its initial release in 2020. We were waiting for you Dorohedoro is an adaptation of the manga by Q Hayashida and tells the journey of Caiman, a man transformed into a reptilian creature, as he tries to unravel the mysteries of his past in a world […]

The wait is over for Dorohedoro fans. This acclaimed anime, known for its unique style and narrative, will return with its second season on April 1, 2026. The announced date was revealed through the official poster of the new installment, marking a long-awaited milestone after six years since its initial premiere in 2020.

We were waiting for you

Dorohedoro is an adaptation of the manga by Q Hayashida and tells the journey of Caiman, a man transformed into a creature with a reptilian head, as he tries to unravel the mysteries of his past in a world filled with dark magic and curses. The return of the series will also feature the original voice cast, including Wataru Takagi as Caiman, Reina Kondo as Nikaido, and Kenyu Horiuchi as En, ensuring that fans will enjoy the same tone that characterized the first season.

In addition, director Yuichiro Hayashi and screenwriter Hiroshi Seko will reprise their roles, ensuring the creative continuity that fans value so much. The character design will be handled by Tomohiro Kishi, who has been a key part in building this visually intriguing and peculiar universe.

One of the most exciting news for this second season is the change in its distribution. The first season was exclusive to Netflix; however, starting March 8, the series is expected to be available on other unconfirmed streaming platforms. It has been hinted that the second season will also follow a multi-platform release model, which could significantly expand its audience.

This hilarious anime delays the release of its second season

The second season of the anime ‘Dorohedoro’ has been officially postponed until spring 2026, as confirmed by the studio MAPPA. This announcement comes after months of uncertainty, as no further details about the project had been shared since the beginning of this year. Although the producer had confirmed its development and a possible date for 2025 in January, the current workload of the studio has led to this new schedule. Many ongoing projects MAPPA, known for its work on successful series like ‘Jujutsu Kaisen’ and the recent ‘Chainsaw Man’ movie, is dealing […]

The second season of the anime ‘Dorohedoro’ has been officially postponed until spring 2026, as confirmed by the studio MAPPA. This announcement comes after months of uncertainty, as no further details about the project had been shared since the beginning of this year. Although in January the producer had confirmed its development and a possible date for 2025, the current workload of the studio has led to this new schedule.

Many projects underway

MAPPA, known for its work on successful series like ‘Jujutsu Kaisen’ and the recent ‘Chainsaw Man’ movie, is dealing with multiple simultaneous projects. Among these, the return of ‘Hell’s Paradise’ and the remake of ‘Ranma 1/2’ have left ‘Dorohedoro’ in a complicated position, resulting in the need to extend its production. The studio aims to ensure that the second season maintains the high quality that characterized the first installment.

Despite the delay, it has been confirmed that Yuichiro Hayashi will return as director and Tomohiro Kishi will continue as character designer, ensuring the continuity of the creative team that made the first season a success. The additional work that will be done on the new episodes is expected to result in a more polished final product, something that many fans consider positive after MAPPA’s past experience with tight deadlines.

The series, which follows the misadventures of Caimán, a man with a lizard head who seeks to recover his lost memories, will arrive on Netflix, the same platform that hosted the first season. Fans of ‘Dorohedoro’ are already eager, and while they wait, they could enjoy the new visual art that the studio has shared, suggesting that a trailer might be near.