Chained Soldier confirms premiere of its second season in January 2026

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The production company Pony Canyon revealed the first trailer for the second season of the anime Chained Soldier (Mato Seihei no Slave), an adaptation of Takahiro and Yōhei Takemura's manga. The video confirms that the series will return in January 2026 in Japan, in addition to previewing the voice of the character Mira Kamiunten. The rest of the cast will be announced in future updates.



New creative team and animation studio


The second season will have a renewed staff and a change in production. Masafumi Tamura (The World's Finest Assassin, Wise Man's Grandchild) will be the new director at Passione and Hayabusa Film studios. Character design will be in charge of Keiya Nakano (Keijo!!!!!!!, AOKANA: Four Rhythm Across the Blue).


Additional names include:


  • Series composition: Yasuhiro Nakanishi
  • Screenwriters: Yasuhiro Nakanishi, Ohine Ezaki, Takahiro Nagase, Kyōta Kanō
  • Art direction: Shino Ohara
  • Color Design: Sakie Suzuki
  • Cinematography: Kōji Hayashi
  • CG Address: Takayuki Taba (SANZIGEN)
  • Music: Kohta Yamamoto
  • Sound Direction: Chikako Yokota

In addition, it was confirmed that renowned voice actress Kana Hanazawa will play Ren Yamashiro.


A review of the first season


The first season of Chained Soldier premiered in January 2024 under the direction of Junji Nishimura and Seven Arcs studios. The series aired on AT-X, Tokyo MX, BS Asahi and MBS, while the HIDIVE platform handled its international distribution with English dubbing.


Story behind Chained Soldier


This action fantasy takes place in a world invaded by demonic creatures called Shūki, who emerge from a mysterious door. Only women can gain special powers thanks to a sacred peach tree, which completely changes the balance of the war. The protagonist, Yūki Wakura, a young man with no luck, ends up meeting Uzen Kyōka, captain of the Seventh Anti-Demon Unit, and his fate takes an unexpected turn.


Manga and its trajectory


The original manga was created by Takahiro (Akame ga KILL!) and Takemura (Papa no Iu Koto or Kikinasai!) on Shueisha's Shonen Jump+ platform, where it debuted in January 2019. Since then, it has established itself as one of the most outstanding proposals of the digital magazine.

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