The four-year anticipation is finally over as Viole and his companions return in Tower of God, continuing their journey through the enigmatic tower. Here’s the complete episode schedule for Tower of God Season 2, ensuring you don’t miss the latest developments.
Tower of God debuted in 2020 amid high expectations. The popular manhwa became one of the first South Korean webtoons officially translated into English, and its fame has only continued to escalate.
Today, it stands as one of the premier anime series, especially for fans of deep mysteries set in a fantasy landscape. Although the second season faced significant delays, it is now officially airing.
As for the viewing schedule and the expected length of Season 2, while it may not be as complex as the tower itself, we have all the details you need.
When is Tower of God Season 2 Episode 11 out?
Episode 11 of Tower of God Season 2 will premiere on Sunday, September 8, 2024.
The title for the upcoming episode is currently not available, and there is no synopsis. However, we anticipate that Khun and his team will edge closer to a confrontation with Cassano.
Additionally, we seek answers regarding Kang’s past as a child experiment and his ties to the Devil of the Right Arm. Will Kang reach Cassano before Khun? Only time will tell.
Full release schedule
New episodes of Tower of God will be released every Sunday. While the exact end date of the season remains uncertain, we predict it will conclude on September 29, 2024.
Here’s the Tower of God Season 2 release schedule so far:
- Episode 1: Last Chance – Sunday, July 7, 2024
- The 20th floor of the tower has introduced a new test to evaluate the climbers’ worthiness. Many fail, but Ja Wagnan refuses to give up easily.
- Episode 2: The Strongest Regular – Sunday, July 14, 2024
- With the winners of the first test gathered, the second test commences. Viole excels in the second round and receives an intriguing proposal from the Test Director.
- Episode 3: The Trustworthy Room – Sunday, July 21, 2024
- When Viole chooses not to select companions for his journey, a separate test begins to resolve this dilemma.
- Episode 4: Ramen and the Great Big Sky – Sunday, July 28, 2024
- On the 20th floor, the new test requires candidates to form their own teams, but treachery lurks at every turn.
- Episode 5: The Other Team – Sunday, August 4, 2024
- Khun has gathered a team, including Rachel, as they continue to ascend the tower while reflecting on Bam, his closest ally, unaware of the plots brewing around them.
- Episode 6: Zygaena’s Flower – Sunday, August 11, 2024
- The team, including Viole and Wangnan, must navigate the next challenge on their climb to the top of the tower, evaluated by Viole’s allies from FUG beforehand.
- Episode 7: Magic Teeth – Sunday, August 18, 2024
- In the Zygaena, Viole meets the most perilous Irregular within the Tower.
- Episode 8: Her Name is Emily – Sunday, August 25, 2024
- As regulars prepare for the Workshop Battle, a chat-bot named Emily spills essential information.
- Episode 9: One-Winged Devil – Sunday, September 1, 2024
- Episode 10: Title TBA – Sunday, September 8, 2024
New episodes will be available for streaming on Crunchyroll.
There are rumors that Season 2 may be divided into two parts, but this has not yet been confirmed. Stay tuned for updates regarding any changes to the release schedule!
What time are new episodes released?
Episodes of Tower of God Season 2 debut weekly at 11pm JST in Japan, which translates to 7am PST/10am EST in the US and 3pm GMT.
The subbed version will be accessible shortly after these times on Crunchyroll.
How many episodes are in Season 2?
Tower of God Season 2 Cour 1 consists of 13 episodes, similar to its first season. Cour 2 is expected to begin on October 6, 2024, potentially with a comparable episode count.
The possibility of a two-part season may imply more episodes are forthcoming, as seasons typically featuring around 20 or more episodes often receive this format.
We will provide updates following the premiere of the first episode. In the meantime, be sure to explore our guides on Oshi no Ko Season 2 and Fairy Tail: 100 Years Quest for more exciting new shows to enjoy this summer.
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