Aharen-san wa Hakarenai confirms second season

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On the official site for the anime adaptation of the manga written and illustrated by Asato Mizu , “ Aharen-san wa Hakarenai ( Aharen Is Indecipherable )”, the production of a second season of the project was officially confirmed. The statement did not reveal a scheduled release date , but did list the production team returning for this sequel.

Author Asato Mizu commented on the matter:

  • « Thank you for the decision to make the second season of the anime 'Aharen-san wa Hakarenai'! I'm very happy! This is thanks to the support of all of you, and I can't thank the production team enough who made the first season such a wonderful work. I fully trust that team, so I have left almost all the production to them, but of course the important parts and differences from the original material we discuss and decide together. Please look forward to the new season! ».


For his part, Asato Mizu began publishing the manga through the Shueisha publisher's Shonen Jump Plus digital service in January 2017 and finished it in April 2023, compiling the work in a total of seventeen volumes. The work inspired a twelve-episode anime adaptation produced by Felix Film studios and broadcast during the Spring-2022 season (April-June) in Japan.

Synopsis of Aharen-san wa Hakarenai

Queen Aharen, a small, friendly student with a quiet voice, is quite bad at determining distance and personal space. Sometimes she's inches from your face, and other times, miles away. The only one who tries to understand her antics is Raidou Matsuboshi, who sits next to her in class. He has a menacing face, but he is actually a kind boy with an imagination that sometimes runs wild. Aharen-san wa Hakarenai follows the unlikely pair as their unlikely friendship begins to blossom when Raidou collects Aharen's eraser for her. She misinterprets her gesture and now believes they are best friends, showing how the simplest of things can turn out to be the most complicated of challenges for them.

Source: ComicNatalie

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