The trailer for Made in Abyss 2 reveals the theme songs of the anime and the new characters



There second season of Made in Abyssadaptation of the manga of the same name Akihito Tsukushipublished in Italy by J-POP (buy it on Amazon) is called Made in Abyss: Retsujitsu no Ogonkyo (The Golden City of the Scorching Sun) e will be released in July this year. Not just because Dynit confirmed that it will also arrive in Italy in latecast or after the Japanese broadcast and already dubbed in Italian. The anime’s social channels have posted a Made in Abyss 2 trailer which features the opening theme song entitled Katachi and performed by Riko Azuna and the final theme Endless Embrace performed by MYTH & ROID. New characters and voice actors also revealed.

The new characters and the Made in Abyss 2 trailer

The new cast members announced are: Hiroki Got like Majikaja, Kana Ichinose like MaaaKimiko Sait in the role of Muugi e Ryota Takeuchi like Gaburoon. Natsuko Hara, Inori Minase And Toshiyuki Morikawa they return as Meinya, Prushka, and Bondrewd respectively.

The three main cast members also return along with several new additions: Miyu Tomita will play Riko, Mariya Ise will be Reg, Shiori Izawa will be Nanachi, Misaki Kuno will play Faputa, Yuka Terasaki will be Vueko, Hiroaki Hirata will give the voice to Wazukyan e Mitsuki Saiga will be Belaf.

The staff sees Masayuki Kojima director, Hitoshi Haga as assistant director, Hideyuki Kurata deals with the composition of the series, Kazuchika Kise of GI Production, Miyao Yamashita of color, Tsunetaka Ema is the director of photography, Y Yamada is the sound director, Toru Noguchi sound effects, Kevin Penkin of music, Hiromitsu Iijima is the music producer together with Irma la Douce And Kinema Citrus takes care of the animations.



Furthermore, Yuka Kuroda joins Kise as a second character designer. The props designer of the first season Takeshi Takakura is now the design leader, with Takumi Sakura credited as a new season prop designer. Teru Sekiguchi from Inspired joins Osamu Masuyama as second art director. Masayuki Kurosawa takes care of the assembly e Kadokawa is collaborating on music production.

Below you can watch the trailer:

Made in Abyss: manga and anime

The manga of Made in Abyss is written and drawn by Akihito Tsukushi and published online on the site Manga Life Win by Takeshobo from 2012. The first volume tankbon was released on July 31, 2013. In Italy Made in Abyss is published by J-POP:

The first anime season, consisting of 13 episodes, produced by Kinema Citrus was broadcast in Japan between July 7 and September 29, 2017. In Italy it is available on VVVVID free of charge both in subtitled version and with Italian dubbing; the dubbed version is also on Amazon Prime Video for subscribers to the service.

The season was summed up in two films released in theaters: Tabidachi no Yoakereleased in Japan on January 4, 2019 and Horo Suru Tasogare which premiered on January 18, 2019. A sequel film, Dawn of the Deep Soul (Fukaki Tamashii no Reimei) was released in Japan on January 17, 2020 while with us Dynit will publish it on home video in September.



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