The Café Terrace and Its Goddesses anime's first season ends, season 2 confirmed for 2024. Manga ongoing, fans thrilled. Stream on Crunchyroll.
The Café Terrace and Its Goddesses anime has just concluded its highly anticipated first season, leaving fans eager for more. Fortunately, the wait won't be too long as the creators have officially announced a second season to premiere in 2024.
The series, originally a harem comedy manga, was written and illustrated by Kōji Seo and made its debut in Kodansha's Weekly Shōnen Magazine on February 17, 2021. Since then, it has gained a dedicated following and currently boasts 11 published volumes, with volume 11 released in Japan on July 14, 2023.
If you haven't caught up with the latest episodes of The Café Terrace and Its Goddesses, be aware that the following content contains spoilers!
The thrilling announcement of season 2 came right after the airing of the final episode of the first season on June 24. While an exact release date has not been revealed yet, fans can expect the second season to hit screens sometime in 2024. The staff and crew details are yet to be disclosed, leaving the fans curious and excited about what's to come.
The season 1 finale (episode 12) wrapped up the story with no major cliffhangers, much to the satisfaction of fans. The episode also featured touching moments, such as Hayato's flashback scene with his grandmother. While the wait for season 2 might be challenging, those craving more content can delve into the manga from chapter 43 onwards.
The first season was skillfully animated by Tezuka Productions under the direction of Satoshi Kuwabara, with Keiichirō Ōchi handling the series scripts. The character designs were brought to life by Masatsune Noguchi, while Shu Kanematsu and Miki Sakurai composed the music. The season opened with the captivating song "Unmei Kyōdōtai!" by NeRiAme, and the closing credits featured "Dramatic" by Miki Satō.
Expect the voice cast from the first season to reprise their roles in season 2. Some of the main characters and their respective seiyuu (voice actors) are as follows:
- Hayato Kasukabe: Masaaki Mizunaka
- Ouka Makuzawa: Ruriko Aoki
- Ami Tsuruga: Sayumi Suzushiro
- Riho Tsukishima: Aya Yamane
- Shiragiku Ono: Azumi Waki
- Akane Hououji: Asami Seto
- Sachiko Kasukabe: Kazue Ikura
- Kikka Makuzawa: Sumire Uesaka
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