Silent Witch Season 2: Release Date for New Episodes

From the very first episode, "Silent Witch: The Secret of the Silent Sorceress" immerses viewers in the atmosphere of a magical school, the everyday life of a student with a fantasy twist, and devious intrigue. All these elements are portrayed through the eyes of the incredibly strong and equally shy sorceress Monica, who is charged with the difficult mission of anonymously protecting the crown prince. In many ways, Miss Everett is the cornerstone of the anime, generating awkward situations, jokes, and, at the same time, emotional and epic moments that will leave no one indifferent.

When will Silent Witch season 2 come out?

Contrary to fans' hopes, following the finale of the first anime, the creators did not announce a release date for Season 2 of "Silent Witch," so the fate of the series remains unknown. The original light novel is actively being published, the film adaptation has achieved success, and all the conditions are in place for the project to be renewed for at least a second season. Future episodes are expected to premiere as early as 2027, and an official announcement about the start of production on the new installment will take place in late 2025 or 2026.

Season 2 episodes release schedule

There are currently no details about the Silent Witch sequel from either insiders or Studio Gokumi representatives. Therefore, the release schedule for new episodes is still tentative and will be updated.

The running time will likely remain unchanged. Judging by Studio Gokumi's portfolio, the studio specializes exclusively in 12-13 episode projects, and has only produced one 20+ episode series.

Briefly about the events of the previous season

Monica Everett is known as the Silent Witch for her ability to cast spells without words, making her the youngest member of the Seven Sages. She possesses incredibly powerful magical skills and easily defeats the Black Dragon that attacked the kingdom of Ridill. In reality, despite all her power, Monica is a very shy and anxious person, and mastered silent magic solely because of her social anxiety.

Everett lives in seclusion, but her quiet life is interrupted by another member of the Seven Sages, Louis Miller. The sorcerer tasks the heroine with protecting the second prince, Felix Ark Ridill. Under the name Monica Norton and with a fictitious biography, she enrolls in the prestigious Serendia Academy to carry out the mission.

However, problems begin right from the start. Due to social anxiety, Monica constantly finds herself in awkward situations and scrapes, and experiences enormous difficulty simply communicating with her classmates. Nevertheless, although it takes a while, she manages to make her first friends and unravel a series of intrigues surrounding the prince, all while keeping her true identity a secret.

Interesting Facts

Watching Season 2 of the anime "Silent Witch" is sure to be a lot of fun, and the upcoming episodes will offer a wealth of emotions. While you wait for the announcement, we suggest you explore some facts about this anime:

• The original source of the series is the light novel series of the same name from Isora MatsuriThis is the author's debut and currently only work, which immediately gained success with readers.
• The light novel is officially licensed in Russia by the publisher "Istari Comics"In Japan, the ones responsible for publishing books are Fujimi shobo и Kadokawa Books. The rights to publish the title in English were also acquired by Yen Press.
• The light novel has officially taken the fourth position in the guide to the world of popular novels. Kono Light Novel ga Sugoi! from Takarajimasha.
• Anime licensed Crunchyroll и Plus Media Networks Asia for display outside Japan.
• Monica Everett got her voice from a young voice actress Sai AizawaThe actress previously voiced Ayano Kimishima from "Alya sometimes flirts with me in Russian", Sherry Barnett from "Rising in the Shadows" and Amako from "The wrong way to use healing magic."
• The first part is directed Takaomi Kanasaki и Yasuo Iwamoto. Kanasaki-san worked on the legendary Evangelion, "Psycho-Pass" and "Trigan", and Iwamoto-san had a hand in Bleach, Fairy Tail and "It's a Wonderful World."