Ranma ½ season 2: Release date, trailer, latest news for Netflix anime
Will this beloved martial arts anime return for a second season?
We finally have a release date for Ranma 1/2 season 2!
Ranma 1/2 boasts a decades-long legacy in Japanese pop culture, starting out as a serialised manga in 1987 before receiving its first anime adaptation in 1989.
A new animated remake premiered in 2024, and unsurprisingly it's earned a lot of buzz.
Titled simply Ranma ½, the 2024 anime series adapts the original concept from scratch: a martial arts comedy whose protagonist can magically change sex at will. It's a beloved story that combines high-energy action/adventure storytelling with jokes and social commentary about gender roles.
Streaming internationally on Netflix, the new Ranma 1/2 has earned praise for its animation style and pacing.
But when will it return for season 2? Read on to find out everything we know.
Ranma ½ season 2 release date
It's been confirmed that Ranma 1/2 season 2 will begin on 4th October 2025, meaning fans don't have long to wait at all.
A new trailer and visual have also been released to celebrate the news.
The Ranma ½ remake premiered its first season on October 6, 2024, airing its 12th and final episode on 21st December.
How many episodes will there be in Ranma 1/2 season 2?
We're expecting another 12 episodes in Ranma 1/2 season 2.
Is there a trailer for Ranma 1/2 season 2?
Yes! Check out the below trailer, which was released to celebrate the season's release date announcement:
Where can I watch the Ranma 1/2 season 2?
Ranma 1/2 will be available to stream on Netflix.
Ranma ½ premiered on Netflix in October 2024. Sign up for Netflix from £4.99 a month (with adverts) or £10.99 a month (ad-free). Netflix is also available on Sky Glass and Virgin Media Stream.
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Gavia Baker-Whitelaw is a freelance critic and entertainment journalist specialising in geek culture, TV and film. She has written for numerous outlets including Empire, TV Guide, Wired and Vulture, and hosts the film podcast Overinvested.
