Arthur Leywin’s magical odyssey is accelerating, and the wheels are now firmly in motion.
The production committee has dropped the main trailer alongside a fresh promotional poster. The verdict? April 1 is the date circled in red, with Crunchyroll handling global distribution. And no, this isn’t an April Fool’s jest—though the timing is deliciously ironic for a series built on deception and reinvention.
The trailer offers more than just pretty frames:
- Opening theme: “Sayonara Janai Ho ga Ii” from rock outfit SIX LOUNGE—promising grit over sentimentality
- Ending theme: “Futatsu no Michi” by idol group 7/22, balancing adrenaline with emotional anchor
Production remains house-held. Studio A-CAT retains the reins, and the core creative team returns virtually untouched. When a formula works, you don’t tinker—you sharpen.
Voice Cast Expansions
The voice cast expands with calculated precision:
- Ryota Osaka — recognisable from The Devil is a Part-Timer! and Haikyu!! — steps in as Brad Landon
- Yumiri Hanamori — beloved for Kaguya-sama: Love is War and Laid Back Camp — voices Samantha Tempest
Two names, two reputations, and presumably two characters who’ll complicate Arthur’s path.
Source Material Journey
TurtleMe’s creation has travelled a long road:
- 2017 — Web novel origins
- 2018 — Webtoon jump on Tapas with Fuyuki23’s illustrations
- June 2023 — Rise Entertainment assumed artistic duties
- March 12 — Seventh season of the webtoon lands
The machine is well-oiled. The question is whether the adaptation can honour the weight of its predecessor—or crumble beneath it.
What Remains Unseen
How will this second season navigate the tonal shifts that define the later arcs of TurtleMe’s narrative?
Are we prepared for the darker dividends this story demands? The darker dividends this story demands are coming—ready or not.
And for those arriving fresh: will this adaptation offer enough rope to climb aboard, or simply enough to get tangled?
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