The production committee for Berserk of Gluttony 2 confirmed that the dark fantasy television anime will return for its second season in April 2027, launching an official website and unveiling fresh artwork for the upcoming broadcast [1], [3]. The update marks the continuation of Fate Graphite’s journey following the conclusion of the first season in late 2023 [4]. An exact broadcast date within the spring window hasn’t been fixed yet, but the announcement brings Fate back into his duties as a Holy Knight in the Royal Capital. New political conflicts await him there as he uncovers the truth behind his world [1].
Berserk of Gluttony 2 Production Timeline
Staff members revealed the April 2027 premiere window on November 11, 2026, opening an official Japanese portal on the same day [1], [5]. Studio ACGT returns to handle animation work under GENCO [1], [2].
The announcement resolves months of speculation among viewers who followed the first television run, which aired twelve episodes between October and December 2023 [4]. The story left Fate Graphite at a major turning point after he crossed human boundaries and entered an uncharted power tier known as the Domain of E [1]. It’s a structured return that builds on the foundation laid during the television run three years earlier [4]. Early reports did not fix a weekly timeslot, but the committee stated on its Japanese website that broadcasting arrangements will roll out through official media outlets as spring approaches, giving Ishikura and Kunisawa ample time to adapt the light novel storylines carefully [1], [5].
Tetsuya Yanagisawa, who directed the 2023 run, steps into the role of chief director for the second season [2], [3]. Kenichi Ishikura takes over series directing duties for the new episodes, working with series composition writer Mariko Kunisawa to adapt the light novel storylines [1], [3]. Character designer Takafumi Furusawa returns to keep visual continuity [2].
Domain of E Teaser Visual
The new promotional visual shows Fate Graphite standing without the skull mask that he previously used to hide his identity from Roxy Heart [1], [3]. Above him, the warrior Myne gazes down from a high vantage point against an ominous red sky. Staff paired the artwork with the tagline “A New Stage Begins in the Domain of E,” pointing toward conflicts that go far beyond standard monster hunts [1], [5]. Fate can no longer conceal his growing strength while navigating social duties in the capital. His status has fundamentally shifted [1].
The Domain of E serves as a power threshold that normal warriors can’t reach through ordinary training. Fate reached this level at the climax of the first season after pushing his Gluttony skill to its limits [1], [4]. The ability lets him absorb stats from defeated foes [3].
Fate’s partner Greed continues to guide him through these high-stakes clashes [1]. The sentient black sword belongs to a rare weapon class tied to the Deadly Sins, providing tactical advice as it consumes portions of Fate’s gained power during combat. Their partnership began in poverty after Fate killed an intruder at the castle during his service under the Brellick family. Killing the thief changed Fate from an abused servant into a capable fighter [3]. Greed remains his sharpest asset [1].
The Returning Cast
Voice actor Ryota Osaka (also credited as Ryota Oosaka) returns to lead the cast as Fate, bringing familiar vocal presence to the hero’s evolving personality [1], [2]. Tomokazu Seki reprises his role as the sword Greed, maintaining the spirited banter that defined their journey during the first season [1], [3]. Producers confirmed that the core vocal lineup stays intact [5].
Hisako Tojo returns to voice Roxy Heart, the Holy Knight whose kindness offered Fate steady relief during his years of hardship under abusive nobles, and Misato Matsuoka returns as Myne [1], [2], [3]. Matsuoka voices the axe-wielding fighter. Hitomi Sekine reprises her role as Eris. Veteran actor Takehito Koyasu returns as Aaron, the swordsman who trained Fate in sword techniques [1], [3]. Keeping these established voice actors ensures emotional continuity as character ties deepen in the capital [1], [5]. Viewers familiar with the first season will recognize every major voice immediately [2].
ACGT handles animation work for the new season under chief director Yanagisawa and director Ishikura [1],. The studio previously animated the 2023 television run, keeping the action choreography in line with earlier episodes [2], [4]. With Mariko Kunisawa writing the scripts, Ishikura and Kunisawa aim to preserve the dark tone that made the original web novels popular on Shousetsuka ni Naro [1], [3].
Berserk of Gluttony 2 Streaming on Crunchyroll
Global streaming for Berserk of Gluttony 2 will run through Crunchyroll, which previously streamed the twelve-episode 2023 season as it aired in Japan and provided an English dub for viewers who prefer localized voice tracks [2], [4]. Broadcast hours by region are still unannounced. But the simulcast will match the Japanese television schedule once episodes begin rolling out in April 2027, letting fans outside Japan watch the continuation without lengthy licensing delays [1], [2]. Crunchyroll remains the main overseas home for the anime [4].
Japanese viewers will access the series through local television networks, though the official website has not yet detailed specific station assignments or midnight programming blocks [1], [5]. Official announcements stated that detailed broadcast schedules will appear on the portal as the April launch window draws closer [1], [5].
Spring 2027 is filling up with fantasy sequels. Earlier production updates for other light novel sequels include the Kadokawa Spice and Wolf Season 2 teaser, which outlined its own broadcast timeline for 2027. Fate’s adventure takes a darker path. It emphasizes supernatural swordplay, monster stats, and political tension within knight orders rather than mercantile diplomacy [1], [3]. Both titles show strong reader appetite for fantasy serials [2].
Light Novel and Manga Origins
The anime adapts the dark fantasy light novel series written by Ichika Isshiki and illustrated by fame [1],. Isshiki first published the narrative on the web novel platform Shousetsuka ni Naro before Micro Magazine acquired the work for print publication in November 2017 [2], [4].
Micro Magazine publishes the novels under its GC Novels imprint and also releases the books in a larger format under its GCN Bunko label to reach wider bookstore audiences [3], [4]. The main novel run reached eight tankobon volumes by 2022, with Volume 8 marking the conclusion of the story’s first major arc. Daisuke Takino launched a manga adaptation on Micro Magazine’s Comic Ride website in April 2018, giving the story an ongoing comic release that runs in parallel with the novels [2], [4]. Together, the print novels and manga releases have surpassed 2.2 million copies in total circulation [1], [3]. These sales figures confirm steady commercial growth across multiple reading formats [1].
Publisher Seven Seas Entertainment handles English distribution for both the light novels and the manga adaptation in North America. Readers can pick up the translated volumes in print and digital formats ahead of the anime’s return [2]. The steady print circulation shows enduring interest in Fate’s journey as an unconventional Holy Knight [1], [3].
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