9 Answers2025-09-08
There are a lot of subtle things to look out for in the show, and on a rewatch of the first season you notice lots of things that you hadn’t picked up on before. It would be great to have a second season to the show because it would make the rewatch of the first season even better as you would know where all the little gestures led. This is a series that would really benefit from a long form narrative as they have only just started to untangle the messy feelings of the four main characters. The real development of their feelings is yet to come, which is why the wait is so agonizing. We have only just reached the starting line of the actual race and the first season was just removing the blocks. I want to see them run.
12 Answers2025-08-23
For real though, I think the first season had perfect pacing for the amount of episodes they had. They never dragged something out to make it a longer episode. Hopefully for season 2, they make a solid story and it can be whatever number of episodes they feel it needs to be, even if that’s less than the first season. Quality over quantity. A solid, brilliant 8 episode season > a meandering 16 episode season.
8 Answers2025-07-16
Does anyone else remember how the first season of Ball Revue ended? And that post-credits scene with the ‘Next Story’ tease? That was over a year ago and since then the fandom has slowly but surely devolved into a group of people making up conspiracy boards.
I've also seen rumors that there might be a movie made to bridge the two main story arcs of The God of High School, but I haven't seen any real rumors (unsubstantiated by reliable sources) to back up those claims. I'm assuming the production is being lined up with the current side stories that are being published in the webtoon. The long, brutal pipeline from concept to completion of production is just going to have to wait, I suppose.
To put it in perspective, we found out about the first season in 2020 and then it dropped in 2023. Following the same pattern of 3 years for planning and actual production, we would only arrive at the new season by 2026.
11 Answers2026-02-03
Who could have forgotten the Blu-ray box set OVA? It is typical of producers to try to milk as much as possible out of a successful anime series. Most of the time such OVAs are made as the last ’kick in the teeth’ for fans of a series. If a second season is planned, then such material would probably be saved for the new season or used as a promotion for the home video set. In this case however it was released together with the Blu-ray box set, apparently as a farewell present to the fans. A nice extra but in the end it felt like a farewell gift.
7 Answers2026-06-23
One of the worst feelings for an anime fan is being left in limbo after the sequel to their favorite show fails to materialize after years. My only hope is that the people deciding whether or not to continue a show will be reasonable and make a decision quickly. I’ve been “burned” before by assuming that shows would definitely continue for another season only to find out years later that they had in fact been cancelled. So, for now, I’ll try to keep my hopes up but remain cautious in my pessimism. If there is a continuation, then great! I can have a party for a while. But for now, at least we have a great first season.
10 Answers2025-11-05
If we were to create a second season of LVL UP!!, it would require assembling the whole team of director, writers, animators, and voice actors. Most of them have since moved on to other projects, so it would be difficult to get them all back on board. We would also need to negotiate with the production committee to get a budget that will ensure a return on investment. The first season may not have had the flashiest animation, but the art had a lot of detail to it. Until the production committee comes up with some numbers and we get the green light, it will remain to be seen if there will even be a second season. I remain cautiously hopeful.
4 Answers2026-06-29
No Yellowstone Season 5 on Netflix yet. Apparently Paramount Network are playing hardball with regards to the streaming rights and I can only suggest you look elsewhere for now. I’ve heard Netflix might get it (after a delay of course) but as yet I have no confirmation of this. In the meantime, best bet for immediate access to Season 5 would be Paramount+ or purchase the episodes via download. I hate it when shows get locked behind all these paywalls but that’s modern TV for you.
3 Answers2026-06-22
Oh oh ‘Killing Stalking’… I read that one a while ago on Lezhin and it completely twisted me around in every way. The tension between the two leads is just incredible and the art is fantastic and perfectly captures the eerie atmosphere of the whole thing. For those interested in reading it legally, I know Lezhin and Tappytoon have it.
Please don’t read this on some of the ‘other’ websites that come up in your search as they can contain malware. I’ve listed a couple of other alternatives that are just as good at the bottom of this post. Warehouse and The Pawn’s Revenge are two other alternatives that are just as good at causing you sleepless nights. Just make sure you read something light and fluffy afterwards though!
10 Answers2025-09-11
The voice actress of Scarlet in a recent radio interview stated that she has yet to be approached for further recording sessions for the sequel but would be very interested to. She comments that her role in recent years has been one of her favorites. While this is not confirmation of the sequel, it is also not a denial of the rumors that are currently in circulation. Usually when a sequel is entering production in the early stages the main cast will have their schedules tentatively blocked. The fact that Scarlet’s voice actress has yet to receive any communications regarding new recording sessions may indicate that the production is not yet actively in production or possibly pre-production talks are taking place and she is not aware of them.
10 Answers2026-07-29
That the anime is adapted by Dojyomaru, author of the novel on which the show is based, likely means he has some sort of involvement with the project. His apparent satisfaction with the work in progress is your best indicator that all is well, and he hasn’t started publicly registering his disappointment at any developmental misstep that might scupper sequel plans.
That he seems to get along well with the adapter bodes well for the rest of Season 3. His positive responses likely will be timed to the release of a new volume of his latest light novel or so. When a light novel author is asked about the anime, they will sometimes comment on how they think it is going based on what he knows of the production schedule.
Try to follow the author’s blog or social media (if you can read Japanese). If he ever posts something like, “I’ve been so busy lately with anime meetings”, then that must be a subtle clue for us fans.