The second season of Kyokou Suiri is set to air from January 2023! Although it was postponed once, it seems that it will be broadcast as planned. Although it is a mystery, ghosts and monsters exist as a matter of course, and the first season was quite exciting with a blunt conclusion that the culprit is a real monster! I have summarized the anime production company, staff, and cast of Kyokou Suiri, so I would like to introduce them!
The production company of Kyokou Suiri Season 2 is Brain's Base!
The production company of Kyokou Suiri Season 2 is Brain's Base, which will continue to be in charge of production from the first season. Founded in 1996, they produced the theatrical film The Boy Who Saw the Wind in 2000, and entered the TV anime industry in 2002 with Daigander. The works they handle are mostly based on shojo manga, and many of them feature gods, monsters, and spirits, including Kyokou Suiri.
What are some of Brain's Base's most representative works?
Natsume's Book of Friends series (seasons 1-4)
An anime version of the manga by Yuki Midorikawa, currently serialized in LaLa. The story is about a high school student, Takashi Natsume, who can see and hear the voices of monsters. He interacts with various monsters through the book of contracts with monsters left by his grandmother, the "Book of Friends," and spends his youth as a normal high school student. The series has a long history as an anime, with the first season being broadcast in 2008, and six seasons have been broadcast to date, and a movie version has also been made. However, Brain's Base has only worked on the first four seasons.
Kamisama Dolls
The original work was written by Yamamura Hajime and serialized in Monthly Sunday Gene-X. The story is about the various intentions of the clan of Soramori Village, which is closed off and has the custom of controlling a god called a scarecrow. The anime was originally made with a second season in mind, but in the end, no second season was produced.
Duel Masters Series (2017 version, from the third season)
An anime based on the trading card game released by Takara Tomy and the manga Duel Masters, which is serialized in "Monthly CoroCoro Comic". It has a long history, with the first Duel Masters being released in May 2002, and the first anime being broadcast in October 2002 and continuing to this day. Brain's Base has been in charge of production since the third season of the 2017 Duel Masters, which began airing in 2017, and has been in charge of the series since then.
Golden Kamuy (Season 4)
The original work was written by Satoru Noda and serialized in Weekly Young Jump. Set in Hokkaido at the end of the Meiji era, the story follows former army soldier Saichi Sugimoto and Ainu girl Asirpa as they travel around Hokkaido searching for the hidden location of gold and former prisoners of Abashiri Prison who may have clues to its whereabouts. The popular series also focuses on various Ainu cultures, and also incorporates other elements such as hunting, gourmet food, and battles. There are currently three seasons of the anime, with the fourth season set to begin airing in October 2022.
The director of In/Spectre Season 2 is Keiji Goto!
The director of Kyokou Suiri Season 2 is Goto Keiji! As an animator, he has worked on many character designs, and in the 1990s he was in charge of character design for Martian Successor Nadesico. His works as a director include Kiddy Grade, Kishin Taisen Gigantic Formula, and Endride.
Kotoko Iwanaga will be played by Kito Akari!
The main character, Iwanaga Kotoko, will be played by Kito Akari! Born on October 16, 1994, she is from Nagoya City, Aichi Prefecture, and is affiliated with Raccoon Dog. Her debut role was Aika Maki in "Six Tatami Room Invaders!?", which aired in 2014. Her most notable roles include Kamado Nezuko in "Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba," Horikita Suzune in "Classroom of the Elite," Adachi in "Adachi and Shimamura," and Seiun Sky in "Uma Musume: Pretty Derby."
The role of Sakuragawa Kuro is played by Miyano Mamoru!
The role of Sakuragawa Kuro, the protagonist's lover? and partner, is played by Miyano Mamoru! Born on June 8, 1983, from Omiya City, Saitama Prefecture, he is affiliated with the Himawari Theater Company. In addition to being a voice actor, he has recently been appearing in more TV dramas as an actor. His representative works include the role of Riku in "Kingdom Hearts", the role of Light Yagami in "DEATHNOTE", the role of Setsuna F. Seiei in "Mobile Suit Gundam 00", and the role of Okabe Rintaro in "STEINS;GATE".
Mayumi Sako will play the role of Sakuragawa Rikka!
Mayumi Sako will play the role of Sakuragawa Rikka, Kuro's cousin and the mastermind behind the first season! Born on January 13, 1978, she is from Setagaya, Tokyo, and is affiliated with Fukuda & Co. In addition to voice acting, she has appeared in many stage productions, and as a voice actress, she has been more active as a dubbing voice actress for foreign films than as a voice actress for TV anime, and has voiced Scarlett Johansson, Rachel McAdams, Jill Flint, Noomi Rapace, and others.
Muroi Masayuki will be played by Furukawa Makoto!
Furukawa Makoto will play the role of Muroi Masayuki, a new character who will appear in the second season! Born on September 29, 1989, from Kumamoto Prefecture, he is affiliated with Toys Factory. His representative works include the role of Shirogane Miyuki in "Kaguya-sama: Love is War" and Saitama in "One Punch Man".
Yuki Aoi will play the role of Yuki-onna!
Aoi Yuki will be playing the role of Yuki-onna, a character who will appear in the second season! Born on March 27, 1992, from Sanmu City, Chiba Prefecture, she is affiliated with Aoni Production. Her most notable works include the role of Kaname Madoka in Puella Magi Madoka Magica, the role of Natori Sayaka in Your Name, the role of Tachibana Hibiki in Senki Zessho Symphogear, and the role of Tanya Degurechaff in The Saga of Tanya the Evil.
【Instant Reasoning Season 2】Summary of Production Staff and Cast
I've put together a summary of the production staff and cast of Instant Reasoning Season 2! The content of the first season was worth watching, the story was interesting, and the anime itself was well-made. The production team has not changed for the second season, so I think you can expect good content! The second season is scheduled to air from January 2023, so if you haven't seen the first season, I recommend watching it now!
