• Bryce Papenbrook as Eren
• Josh Grelle as Armin
• Trina Nishimura as Mikasa
• Matthew Mercer as Levi
• Ashly Burch as Sasha
• Clifford Chapin as Conny
• Bryn Apprill as Christa
• J. Michael Tatum as Erwin
• Jessica Calvello as Hange
• Jason Douglas as Miche
• Jerry Jewell as Moblit
• Elizabeth Maxwell as Ymir
• David Wald as Hannes
• Robert McCollum as Reiner
• David Matranga as Bertholdt
• Mike McFarland as Jean
• Lydia Mackay as Nanaba
• Francis Henry as Nick
• R Bruce Elliott as Pyxis
• Jessica Cavanagh as Carla
• Todd Haberkorn as Marlo
• Brittney Karbowski as Hitch

There will also be new members of the team for the 26th episode:

• Jason C. Miller as Gelgar
• Felecia Angelle as Lynne
• Marcus D. Stimac as Tomas

The dubbed version will premiere on Adult Swim’s Toonami this coming Saturday and will also be streamed this Sunday on Funimation. The second season of AOT will have 12 episodes.

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Yuri On Ice, the break out sports anime of 2016, has proudly topped domestic Blu-Ray sales in Japan. Meaning, that the anime has sold over 33,000 Blue-Ray units during its initial week on the market. Likewise, the DVD version of the hit anime has sold 13,000 units granting YOI the second place spot on the DVD trades spot list. This is NERDTASTIC! For the people who are waiting to hear whether or not there will be a season 2, this dang near confirms that there will be one.

In my opinion, the continuation of an anime is usually determined by 2 factors. One of them being whether or not there is enough material from the manga it is based on if applicable. The second being how well the first seasons sells domestically as well as internationally. So, according to these numbers a Yuri On Ice continuation is almost guaranteed. In fact, the co-creator of YOI has been keeping fans on edge by sprinkling the fandom with hints as to if and when she plans on completing the second season.

Mitsuro Kubo, the co-creator of YOI, has proudly stated that YES there WILL be as second season of the hit anime and she plans on completing it sometime this year. There has not been an official release date set, but the second season is happening! There has been speculation as to what the second season will cover. Some believe that we will be taken into Yuri’s past while others believe that we will be delving into his mental health issues being his overwhelming anxiety and binge eating. Yet, regardless of the main focus of the forthcoming season, I think that we can all agree on one thing. The second season will be satisfying! If you would like to binge watch season 1, you can catch it here.

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T-minus one month (and a day or two) until our anime dreams come true!

(CAUTION: SEASON 1 SPOILERS!)

The highly anticipated season 2 of Hajime Isayama’s Attack on Titan is set to premiere on April 1st of this year as reported by Funimation (whoop! whoop!). In the final episode of season 1, we were left with Eren Yeager in the infirmary, Annie Leonhart exposed as a titan shifter and encased inside a crystal, and the discovery of a titan in Wall Sheena. Talk about suspense! In the AOT season 2 preview that was released by Funimation last year, we are briefly introduced to the “beast titan” as well as other presumed titan shifters fighting both titans and humans. The preview is full of the usual gore and violence along with the mysterious hints as to where the titans originated. The purpose of the titan shifters seems to be promising for humanity, yet there is a clear gray area as to whom to trust.

Of course, loyal manga readers will know the events that took place after season 1 had aired due to the extensive AOT manga series. But for the dedicated anime viewers, we have been hanging on a cliff for THREE YEARS since it first aired in 2013. This is most likely due to the fact that there hasn’t been enough material from the manga series itself to create a solid second season. Yet, the chief director Tetsuro Araki and director Masashi Koizuka have been working very closely with AOT creator Hajime Isayama on season 2, meaning that the anime may be closely tied with the manga.

Attack on Titan season 2 will premiere April 1st, 2017 on FunimationNow.

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