The hunger for power never goes away, it only accumulates. On , producer Point Set broke the silence by officially confirming that the dark fantasy anime Berserk of Gluttony (Boshoku no Berserk) will return for a second season.
The announcement landed nearly three years after the first season concluded, arriving alongside a promotional image featuring Fate Graphite and the knight Roxy.
いつも応援ありがとうございます‼️
「暴食のベルセルク」第2期制作が
ついに決定しました㊗️
制作決定を記念して新ビジュアルを公開✨
再び動き出す新しいストーリーをお楽しみに！続報はこのアカウントで！
アカウントフォローぜひお願いします‼️#暴食のベルセルクhttps://t.co/a8UbXhmDX0 pic.twitter.com/2M7jECx4dh— 『暴食のベルセルク』アニメ公式 第2期制作決定‼️ (@bousyoku_anime) April 27, 2026
The Deadly Voices Returning
Although no specific release window has been set, the main vocal ensemble is expected to return to the recording booths. The core cast includes:
- Ryota Ohsaka as Fate Graphite — known for The Devil is a Part-Timer! and Attack on Titan.
- Tomokazu Seki as the black sword Greed — voiced Gilgamesh in Fate/stay night and Sanemi in Demon Slayer.
- Misato Matsuoka as Myne.
- Hitomi Sekine as Eris.
Nearly Three Years of Waiting
The franchise has solid foundations. Originating on the Shosetsuka ni Naro portal, Ichika Isshiki’s light novels have been physically published by Micro Magazine since . The manga adaptation by Daisuke Takino continues in Comic Ride.
The first season, animated by Studio ACGT, debuted in under director Tetsuya Yanagisawa. This same technical team is expected to return for the sequel.
What Mysteries Lie Behind Fate’s Insatiable Gluttony?
The story follows Fate, a young man oppressed systematically crushed by society for possessing the supposedly useless skill of Gluttony. He lives perpetually starved, trapped in chronic weakness no amount of food can cure.
Everything changes the day he kills a dying thief. His true ability awakens: Gluttony doesn’t want food, it devours the statistics, abilities, and very souls of victims.
Overnight, the outcast becomes the kingdom’s most terrifying hunter. But Fate must learn to control this predatory power before the hunger consumes his own sanity.
How much of our own humanity do we sacrifice when we finally acquire the leverage we’ve spent a lifetime craving? If insatiable hunger is the price of absolute strength, is the invoice ever worth paying?
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