Endride Season 2 has been anticipated by fans for the past four years. It’s been a long time since they’ve seen this anime on television. And now they’re waiting for the next season with bated breath. The first season wowed viewers with its excellent plot and storylines. As a result, they are clamoring for more Endride. So, will the anime ever come back? Here are the most recent updates.
Endride is a fantasy anime series from Japan. The creators launched it as a multimedia project that also includes a video game. Toko Machida wrote the script for this anime, which was directed by Keiji Gotoh. It premiered on April 2, 2016, and lasted 24 episodes. The show’s final episode aired on September 24, the same year. Since then, everyone has been anticipating the second season.
Endride Season 2 Release Date
The first season of the anime was co-produced by Brain’s Base and Lapin Track. Both of these studios worked together to create the 24-episode series. However, neither of them has made any statements about the series’ future. Endride Season 2 was not renewed, and it was eventually canceled. As a result, fans are still hoping that these studios will reunite to produce the long-awaited season sooner or later. A slew of rumors about the season’s arrival circulated as well. However, none of them proved to be correct.
Will The Anime Ever Be Released?
Endride is not based on any source material, such as manga or an LN series. One month after the completion of the anime, the creators released their video game. The first season was properly concluded, as the finale episode depicted the final battle to determine Endora’s fate atop the high-reaching pinnacle of Tir Na Nog. Following the finale, viewers saw the return of some anime characters in the video game, which is set three years after the anime series’ story.
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So, if the creators want to Endride Season 2, they must either continue after the video or adopt its plot as the anime’s second season. Both of these scenarios are highly unlikely because they have already given the anime a proper ending. As a result, for the time being, fans should assume that the second season of this anime series will not be released until the creators have other plans for it. Stay tuned for more information. Meanwhile, let us know in the comments what you’re looking forward to from Endride Season 2.
Endride Season 1 Story
In Endride, Shun Asanga, a 15-year-old junior high school student, has a positive and upbeat personality. One day, he discovers a mysterious crystal in his father’s office, a scientist and businessman. When Shun touches it, the world becomes distorted, and he is transported to Endra’s world. Emilio, a prince of the kingdom of Endra, is about to turn 16 and despises the reigning king, Delain.
Emilio, now that he is of legal age to inherit the throne, takes up a weapon and seeks vengeance. Emilio, on the other hand, is captured by Delzain and imprisoned because he is too weak. When Emilio is in mourning, the wall of his cell distorts, and Shun appears from there with two goals: to return to his own world and to complete Emilio’s revenge. What lies ahead for the two boys, raised in two different worlds but trying to survive in Endra?
Endride Season 1 Cast
Brain’s Base produced an original 24-episode anime television series that aired from April 2, 2016, to September 24, 2016. Keiji Gotoh directed the series, and Touko Machida wrote the story. Kihei Tanaka and Imagine Project composed the music. The opening theme song is “Limit” by Luna Sea, and the first half’s ending theme is “Go My Way” by Rita Fujimaki. The ending theme for the second half, from episodes 13 to 24, is “Sekai wa Kawaru” by Kazuyoshi Nakamura. The Cast is as follows:
Asanga -Voiced by: Kensho Ono, Emilio Langheim- Voiced by: Toshiki Masuda, Alicia- Voiced by: Karen Miyama, Falarion-Voiced by Ayaka Ohashi, Demetrio- Voiced by: Hiroki Takahashi, Louise- Voiced by: Shizuka Itō, Eljuia- Voiced by: Kousuke Toriumi, Felix- Voiced by: Yūma Uchida, Mischa Mīsha- Voiced by: Aoi Yūki.
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