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Draw This, Then Die! Season 2 Is in Production After the First Finale

The official Draw This, Then Die! site confirms a second anime season and shows new announcement art. A premiere date, episode count and distribution plan remain unannounced.

By Bamo Anwar2 min read
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Official season-two announcement art shows Ai Yasumi raising two fingers while holding Pokota, whose belly has a large numeral 2.
Official season-two announcement art shows Ai Yasumi raising two fingers while holding Pokota, whose belly has a large numeral 2.© Minoru Toyoda / Shogakukan / Ojima Minami High School Manga Club

Draw This, Then Die! is getting a second anime season. The official series site now displays a production announcement and new art showing Ai Yasumi holding Pokota with a large “2” on its belly. The announcement followed the end of the first season on September 25, 2026. It confirms production, but does not set a premiere date.

What Has Been Announced for Season 2?

The new visual and second-season confirmation are the concrete news. The series follows Ai and her school manga club as they learn to create comics; it adapts Minoru Toyoda’s manga. The official site’s season-one credits name Shin-Ei Animation as animation studio, Hiroaki Akagi as director and Yuko Fukuda for series composition. Those are confirmed credits for the first season; a complete second-season staff list has not been separately established here.

The first season ran for 12 episodes and ended with its September 25 finale. That does not establish the second season’s length or which chapters it will cover. Readers should wait for a new staff, cast and schedule announcement before assuming the first season’s format repeats exactly.

When Will Season 2 Air?

No broadcast year, season, exact date or international streamer has been announced in the second-season notice. The official site still carries distribution information for the first season, which should not be mistaken for a confirmed second-season licensing plan.

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