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'Ao no Orchestra Season 2' Unveils More Cast, New Visual
The official website of the Ao no Orchestra Season 2 (Blue Orchestra Season 2) television anime unveiled six additional cast members and a new visual (pictured) on Monday. The anime series adapting Makoto Akui's musical drama manga premiered on October 5 at 5:00 p.m. on NHK-E.
Cast
Subaru Yukito: Souma Saitou (Rurouni Kenshin: Meiji Kenkaku Romantan (2023))
Atsumi Kouhei: Kengo Kawanishi (Dr. Stone)
Kaede Doi: Nonoka Oobuchi (Tasokare Hotel)
Genroku Iwatora: Takashi Matsuyama (Nageki no Bourei wa Intai shitai)
Suma Tadashi: Atsushi Tamaru (A3! Season Autumn & Winter)
Kyouko Tokiwa: Risa Shimizu (Unnamed Memory)
Seiji Kishi (Youkoso Jitsuryoku Shijou Shugi no Kyoushitsu e) returns to direct the second season at Nippon Animation. Other returning staff include series composer Yuuko Kakihara (Ao no Hako), character designer Kazuaki Morita (Onmyou Kaiten Re:Birth), music composer Akira Kosemura (Honey Lemon Soda), and sound director Satoki Iida (Apocalypse Hotel).
Akui began drawing the manga on the MangaONE application in April 2017 and in Ura Sunday magazine the following month. Shogakukan published the 13th volume on October 17.
Source: Comic Natalie
Cast
Subaru Yukito: Souma Saitou (Rurouni Kenshin: Meiji Kenkaku Romantan (2023))
Atsumi Kouhei: Kengo Kawanishi (Dr. Stone)
Kaede Doi: Nonoka Oobuchi (Tasokare Hotel)
Genroku Iwatora: Takashi Matsuyama (Nageki no Bourei wa Intai shitai)
Suma Tadashi: Atsushi Tamaru (A3! Season Autumn & Winter)
Kyouko Tokiwa: Risa Shimizu (Unnamed Memory)
Seiji Kishi (Youkoso Jitsuryoku Shijou Shugi no Kyoushitsu e) returns to direct the second season at Nippon Animation. Other returning staff include series composer Yuuko Kakihara (Ao no Hako), character designer Kazuaki Morita (Onmyou Kaiten Re:Birth), music composer Akira Kosemura (Honey Lemon Soda), and sound director Satoki Iida (Apocalypse Hotel).
Akui began drawing the manga on the MangaONE application in April 2017 and in Ura Sunday magazine the following month. Shogakukan published the 13th volume on October 17.
Source: Comic Natalie