Blue Orchestra Season 2 Unveils New Visual and Cast Additions

Nippon Animation will be in charge of production.

A new visual for the TV anime Blue Orchestra Season 2 has been revealed, along with announcements of additional characters and their voice cast. The second season began airing in Japan on October 5, 2025.

New Visual:

ADDITIONAL CAST:
Soma Saito as Yukito Subaru (violin: Narita Tatsuki)
Kengo Kawanishi as Kohei Atsumi
Nonoka Obuchi as Kaede Doi
Takashi Matsuyama as Genroku Iwatora
Atsushi Tamaru as Tadashi Suma
Risa Shimizu as Kyoko Tokiwa (piano: Kanon Matsuda)

STAFF:
Director: Seiji Kishi
Character Designs: Kazuaki Morita
Series Composition: Yuko Kakihara
Music: Akira Kosemura
Animation Production: studio Nippon Animation

This is the story of high-school student Hajime Aono, who grew up as a prize-winning violin prodigy and dominated most of the competitions he entered. Despite this, he gave up violin in his second year of middle school. One day, he met Ritsuko Akine, who inspired him to take up the violin again and join a high school with a well-known orchestra club. With the help of Akine and his new classmates, he learns to love the violin again.

Source: @aooke_anime

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Mattway
Mattway
Mattway is a freelance anime journalist from London, UK. He likes to write articles about anime he has enjoyed.
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