Bye Bye, Earth season 2 has officially been confirmed following the release of the tenth and final episode of the first season on Friday. This news comes as no surprise, as the series, adapted by Liden Films, has experienced substantial success. A trailer for the second season has also been released, promising a premiere in 2025.
In celebration of the announcement, the studio shared a commemorative illustration created by Yuki Hino, the character designer of the anime. The promotional video offered glimpses of the upcoming season, and fans can expect more updates on this project in the weeks ahead.
Disclaimer: This article includes spoilers for the series.
Bye Bye, Earth season 2 confirmed alongside promotional video
Immediately after the release of the final episode, the confirmation of Bye Bye, Earth season 2 was announced, accompanied by a promotional video showcasing this Liden Films production. Although the trailer is only twenty seconds long, it effectively builds excitement among fans eager for a second season.
The first season of the anime aired from July to September of this year, consisting of ten episodes. It was broadcast on WOWOW for Japanese viewers and made available globally through Crunchyroll.
Series premise
The narrative follows Belle Lablac, a girl renowned for her incredible physical strength to wield a massive sword named Runding and her exceptional combat skills. Despite her talents, Belle is unique in her world—she is the only individual she knows who is entirely human, while others exhibit animal-like traits, which leaves her feeling isolated.
The series primarily depicts Belle’s adventures as she seeks to find others like herself and uncover the reasons behind her differences. It is anticipated that Bye Bye, Earth season 2 will further explore these themes and additional significant elements from the story.
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