The Gymnastics Samurai is a famous Japanese anime series based on Gymnasts. This series was directed by Hitoshi Shimizu and written by Shigeru Murakoshi. Mappa produced this series. Masaru Yokoyama composed the music for this series. Characters were designed and created by Kasumi Fukagawa. The first season of The Gymnasts Samurai premiered on Funimation from 2020 October till 2020 December. The first season consisted of 11 episodes. This article cover information regarding The Gymnastics Samurai Season 2 Release Date and other details.
The Gymnastics Samurai Season 2 Release Date
As of now, there are no official updates regarding the second season. There is no confirmed news regarding the release date of season 2 announced by the makers yet. The first season premiered from October 2020 to December 2002 and consisted of 11 episodes in total. We will update here everything as soon as the official dates will be confirmed by the makers.
Name of the Show | The Gymnastics Samurai |
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Season Number | Season 2 |
Genre | Sports |
The Gymnastics Samurai Season 1 Release Date | 11 October 2020 |
The Gymnastics Samurai Season 2 Release Date | Not Announced Yet |
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The Gymnastics Samurai Season 2 Characters

The characters included in this anime are like this. Jotaro Aragaki is a gymnast and the main character whose voice was given by Daisuke Namikave. Leonardo Sturges was a former ballet dancer whose voice was given by Kensho Ono. Tetsuo Minamino was a 17-year-old gymnast whose voice was given by Austin Tindle. Noriyuki Analysis was in the character of Jotaro Aragaki coach whose voice was given by Kenyu Horiuchi. Rei Aragaki was Jotaro’s daughter’s voice given by Rina Honnizumi. Mari Aragaki was Jotaro’s mother whose voice was given by Atsuko Tanaka.
Tomoyo Aragaki was Jotaro’s wife and Rei’s mother whose voice was given by Kotono Mitsuishi. Bigbird Aragaki’s voice was given by Kappei Yamaguchi. Tomoki Takizawa’s voice was given by Hiroyuki Yoshino. Naohiko Nakanomori’s voice was given by Daisuke Hirakavi. Atsushi Dojima’s voice was given by Kaito Ishikawa. Shige Nishikiori’s voice was given by Daisuke Ono. Hiro Okamachi’s voice was given by Kengo Kawanishi. Ryu Ryusho’s voice was given by Hiroshi Kamiya. Kitty Zhang’s voice was given by Minami Tanaka. Britney’s voice was given by Tikiya Koyomar.
The characters of Season 2 are not confirmed yet as the show has not been renewed for the next installment till now. So, we are not sure regarding the characters list for the show’s next season.
The Gymnastics Samurai Season 2 Story

In the year 2002, the Japanese team was not performing well as their previous records. Jotaro Aragaki was a professional gymnast and an ex-Olympian. However, despite being the best performer he didn’t receive gold in his journey. Noriyuki was his coach and suggested taking retirement to him when his older age and shoulder injury started affecting his performance and career. During this situation, Jotaaro went with his daughter to Edo Wonderland. But after his return, he somewhere changes his decision and announced to continue his gymnast further instead of retiring at a press conference. During their journey, they came across a foreigner Ninja who follows them to their home and was then introduced as Leo.
The first season left so many questions unanswered. Some of them are like, Is there any appearance of Leo in season 2? Will Jotaro will took retirement in the season due to his injury and ave issue? You will get all the answers once the show has been released but unfortunately, till now, there are no updates regarding this season.
The Gymnastics Samurai Season 2 Trailer
There are no official words regarding season 2 will it return or not? As of now, no confined news has been announced by the makers. But you can check the trailer of season 1 on YouTube.
Where To Watch The Gymnastics Samurai Season 2 Online?
Well, in case you like the trailer then you can watch the whole series on Funimation if you haven’t watched the first season yet.
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