In the early stages of development, anime adaptations of manga are still a relatively new phenomenon. Many manga lovers are not satisfied with these new animations, while others like myself are delighted about the new wave. The animation excellence of ‘Tower of God’ and ‘God of High School’ is evident, regardless of your opinion. ‘God of High School’ from MAPPA Studio’s first few fight scenes are sure to please anybody who enjoys action sequences. In light of the ever-increasing availability of anime, platforms that are well-known for their distribution and streaming capabilities have begun generating their own adaptations. Crunchyroll’s first slate of original content will debut in 2020.
Park Yongje and Webtoon released “The God of High School,” an action-packed martial arts anime based on the manhwa of the same name. 17-year-old South Korean high school students and their buddies use the power of legendary creatures and gods to play in a tournament sponsored by a sinister business. If the champion of the event, dubbed “The God of High School,” prevails, the corporation will grant their request. As for the first season, MAPPA (Yuri!!! on Ice,” “Attack on Titan”) produced the animation. Fans are anxiously expecting the release of season 2, which is the second season of the show.
Season 2 of God of Highschool Renewal Status
An anime series’ chances of being renewed depend on a number of factors, including how much-unadapted source material there is. Since “The God of High School” was inspired by a comic book that is still being produced, there is still enough material to draw on. It is because of this that the anime’s popularity has increased over time. The God of High School currently has a Crunchyroll rating of 4.2/5, a MyAnimeList rating of 7.19/10, and an IMDB rating of 7.6/10, all indicating that it is well-liked by fans.
According to Monsters & Critics’ predictions, we may receive up to six seasons of the anime based on the 480+ chapters of the Webtoon now available. It aired on Crunchyroll in late summer 2020, with new episodes running every week until September of that year. The executive producers of “The God of High School” have yet to announce a renewal for a second season. There’s no way to know when new episodes will air as a result of this. A return for Tatsumaru Tachibana’s Jin Mori in a second season is likely, as are Han Daewi and Yu Mira, the two other characters from the tournament that drives the plot of the show.
Season 2 of God of High School Premiere Date
For The God of High School, no official release date has been determined because the programme has yet to receive a 2nd season renewal. An anime season’s start date, adaptability of the source material, and time required to animate each episode make it difficult to plan an unconfirmed season. It will take a long time to animate the lengthy and intricately orchestrated combat scenes that we all appreciate in The God of High School. Anime episodes of the same duration may take longer to produce as a single unit.
Apart from Attack on Titan season 4, Jujutsu Kaisen, Yasuke and Yuri on Ice, and many more projects, the MAPPA is also hard at work on a number of other projects as well. The God of High School’s second season will most likely air in 2022.
The Second Season of God of High School
Season two introduces Taejin Jin, a new character. After the South Korean government abducts a North Korean soldier, he is taught a new kind of martial arts by the man himself. As Taejin and his team investigate strange energy readings emanating from North Korea’s tunnels, they suspect the North Koreans of concealing something. They stumble and encounter a gigantic gorilla-like creature in the middle of this. The gorilla emerges triumphant from their confrontation and presents Taejin with the crystal holding Jin Mori as a gift. Thus, we have the birth of our main character.
Where can I watch online?
The complete first season is available on Crunchyroll with its native Japanese audio and English subtitles. The original manga version of this tale may be found on Webtoons.