The highly anticipated second season of The Seven Deadly Sins: Four Knights of the Apocalypse anime is set to debut on October 6 at 16:30 JST on Japanese television. Fans were treated to a new main trailer today, which not only confirmed the premiere date but also offered a preview of the season’s opening theme, “MMH” by UVERworld. The ending theme, “Akairo,” will be performed by Hana Hope.
Alongside the trailer, a new key visual for the season was unveiled, along with the introduction of three additional cast members. These characters include Teaninich, voiced by Michiko Kaiden, Macduff, voiced by Kenji Nomura, and Io, voiced by Yumiri Hanamori.
The new season continues the fantastical journey based on the manga by Nakaba Suzuki. The series is directed by Maki Odaira, known for his work on Pokémon Journeys, and produced by TMS Entertainment. The series composition is handled by Shigeru Murakoshi, while Yoichi Takada is responsible for the character designs. The music, which plays a crucial role in setting the tone of the series, is composed by KOHTA YAMAMOTO, whose previous work includes Attack on Titan Final Season.
For those following the story in English, Kodansha USA is the official publisher of the manga. The narrative follows Percival, a young boy living a secluded life with his grandfather on God’s Finger, a remote haven high above the clouds. Percival’s peaceful existence is shattered when a mysterious intruder, with a shocking connection to him, destroys everything he holds dear. With nothing left to lose, Percival embarks on a journey to track down the intruder. Along the way, he discovers the complexities of the world and forges friendships. However, the revelation of his destiny, which is intertwined with the end of the world, leaves everyone questioning their path forward.
The Seven Deadly Sins: Four Knights of the Apocalypse continues to build on its rich lore and character development, promising fans another thrilling season filled with adventure, intrigue, and emotional depth.