Arifureta: From Commonplace to World’s Strongest season 2 has revealed the preview images for episode 11. The series will resume on March 24, 2022, and we will wee what will happen to Kaori as she and Liliana arrive at Shizuku’s location. You can check out the preview images below:
In addition, you can check out one more preview image that was uploaded on the anime’s official website:
Arifureta season 2 premiered on January 13, 2022, and it currently has 10 episodes. Akira Iwanaga (Isuca) is directing the show, while studios Asread ((Mother of the Goddess’ Dormitory) and Mother are currently animating The first season of the anime aired in the Summer 2019 anime season and it had a total of 13 episodes. 2 OVAs also aired in December 2019 and February 2020. Kinji Yoshimoto (Queen’s Blade) directed it, while studios Asread and White Fox (Akame Ga Kill!) took care of the animation.
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Ryo Shirakome first launched the Arifureta: From Commonplace to World’s Strongest on the Shosetsuka ni Naro website in 2013. Overlap started serializing a light novel adaptation with Takayaki’s illustrations in 2015. The light novel is still ongoing and it currently has 12 volumes in circulation. A manga adaptation by RoGa is also being published by the same publisher on Comic Gardo magazine. J-Novel Club licensed the Arifureta light novel series in English, and the anime is now on the 6th volume:
Hajime and his party are on the way to the Haltina Woods when they run into Heiligh’s princess, Liliana. What she reveals shocks Hajime. Aiko, the teacher that Hajime owes so much, has been kidnapped. Hajime decides to alter his plans and run to her rescue. However, in order to save her, he’ll need to first make it up the Divine Mountain. Awaiting him there is the toughest challenge he’s faced yet. A battle with God’s Apostle.
J-Novel Club (volume 6 synopsis)
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