The second season of I Got a Cheat Skill in Another World reveals its first look

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Sometimes you just need to walk through the right door to leave behind a life full of abuse and become the most broken character in two worlds. The I Got a Cheat Skill in Another World franchise officially confirmed the production of its second season, revealing its first video trailer, a promotional image and setting its premiere for January 2027.



The new animated installment will bring back director Shin Itagaki, who will once again take over the reins of the project within the Millepensee studio. The adaptation will keep Hiromi Kimura at the helm of character design, while planning and production will continue under TMS's UNLIMITED PRODUCE signature. In the musical section, Akiyuki Tateyama will have the incorporation of SHIKI to compose the new themes that will accompany the adventures of the protagonist.


As for the voice cast, the series will add very outstanding talents to its cast. Actress Ikumi Hasegawa will join the story to give life to Iris Knowblade, while Sora Amamiya will play the character of Mai Kagurazaka. These voices will join the returning cast from the first installment, led by Yoshitsugu Matsuoka in the role of Yuuya Tenjo, Akari Kito as Kaori Hojo, Kaori Maeda as Lexia von Arcelia, Ai Kakuma playing Luna, Rina Hidaka as Yuti, and Marina Inoue lending her voice to Kuro.


About I Got a Cheat Skill in Another World


I Got a Cheat Skill in Another World is a series of light novels written by Miku and illustrated by Rein Kuwashima. The story follows in the footsteps of Yuuya Tenjo, a boy who has suffered brutal and constant harassment throughout his life. His luck changes drastically when he discovers a secret door in his grandfather's house that connects him directly to a fantastical world. By crossing it, Yuuya not only gains absurd abilities and an instant physical boost, but retains the ability to travel freely between both realities, forever changing her destiny in the real world.


The literary franchise has more than 4 million copies in circulation including its spin-off stories. Its first anime adaptation premiered in April 2023 with a total of 13 episodes, followed by a television special aired in March 2026 that served to keep fans' anticipation alive.

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