Toilet-Bound Hanako-kun Season 2: The Trailer That Will Leave You Wanting More!

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Summary

  • Toilet-Bound Hanako-kun‘s second season lacks attention but is quality, with 7 episodes out.
  • A new trailer has been released, showcasing main characters and Lerche’s dedication.
  • The anime, directed by Yōhei Fukui, has a strong team and deserves more praise for its adaptation.

The second installment of Toilet-Bound Hanako-kun hasn’t garnered as much focus as its creators hoped for, but that doesn’t diminish its worth. Premiering in January 2025, the series got overshadowed by Solo Leveling, Sakamoto Days, and The Apothecary Diaries. Regardless, it has been steadily moving forward, releasing seven episodes thus far.

To further build anticipation among fans for the rest of the season, Studio Lerche unveiled a fresh trailer for Toilet-Bound Hanako-kun, centering on the principal characters. Although the trailer might not appear significant at first glance, it underscores the studio’s determination to boost the anime’s fanbase appeal. At this juncture, there’s no doubt about Studio Lerche’s devotion to the series, as they have left no stone unturned in creating a faithful adaptation that promises to satisfy fans.

Toilet-bound Hanako-kun Is A Hidden Gem By Lerche

In late 2024, news broke that Toilet-bound Hanako-kun would be returning for a second season, consisting of 12 episodes. Notably, the primary voice actors from the first installment were reprising their roles for this new chapter, given that their work in the initial season was commendable and without flaw.

  • Megumi Ogata as Hanako
  • Akari Kito as Nene Yashiro
  • Shoya Chiba as Kou Minamoto
  • Daiki Kobayashi as Sosuke Mitsuba
  • Shun’ichi Toki as The Three Clock Keepers
  • Yukana as The Misaki Stairs
  • Megumi Ogata as Tsukasa Yugi
  • Chika Anzai as Sakura Nanamine

Yōhei Fukui is currently overseeing the production of the anime “Lerche.” This studio has previously contributed to various other projects, such as “Assassination Classroom,” “Classroom of the Elite,” and “Danganronpa.” Given their impressive history, it’s no wonder that they have skillfully managed the adaptation of “Toilet-bound Hanako-kun” into an anime.

I find myself in the company of Yōhei Fukui, as Yasuhiro Nakanishi pens the scripts for this captivating anime. Simultaneously, Hiroshi Takaki contributes his musical talent to the composition process. For the opening theme tune of the second season, we have L’oN, masterfully executed by Masayoshi Ōishi. The closing song is “With a Wish” by Akari Kitō.

Toilet-bound Hanako-kun Deserves More Praise

The manga series “Toilet-bound Hanako-kun” was originally created by Iro (author) and Aida (illustrator). It first appeared in the Monthly GFantasy magazine back in June 2014. Currently, it has published 20 volumes, with possibly more to come. Sales of this series have been quite strong, as it’s reported to have sold over 8 million copies, a remarkable achievement indeed.

Initially, the narrative of Toilet-bound Hanako-kun might seem straightforward, but as you delve deeper into each chapter, you’ll find it progressively unfolds with intricate layers. The manga’s characters are skillfully crafted, and this is particularly evident in the main characters, whose rich and complex pasts make them captivating to readers. Despite a lack of high-octane action scenes, Toilet-bound Hanako-kun compensates with an engaging storyline and well-developed characters.

Toilet-bound Hanako-kun is available to stream on Crunchyroll.

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2025-02-25 00:05