When the second season of “Our Life” is released, will it be a success? This question has been on many people’s minds since the show premiered in early 2018. The show is set in a small town in Italy during the 1960s and it follows the lives of its residents. The first season was well-received by viewers and critics alike. However, some have expressed doubt about whether or not the show will be successful when it airs its second season. Some viewers may be interested in watching the show because they are nostalgic for the 1960s, while others may not be interested in watching a series that takes place in that time period. It is also important to consider how well “Our Life” will do when compared to other popular shows airing on television at this time. Some of these shows include “The Crown”, “House of Cards”, and “Stranger Things”.
Hashiba begins to regret his life decisions when he looks at the achievements of his peers and wonders where he could have been if not for his poor life choices. When he wakes up one ordinary morning, the protagonist realizes that he has mysteriously traveled ten years in the past and now has the chance to do something about his future.
Based on Nachi Kio’s light novel series of the same name, the anime first premiered on July 3, 2021. The captivating storytelling did not go unnoticed, and the show soon garnered a decent global fan following. After the inconclusive ending of season 1, you may be wondering whether the show will return for another season or not. So, let’s have a look at everything we know about the second season of the slice-of-life anime.
When Will ‘Remake Our Life’ Season 2 Release?
The first season of ‘Remake Our Life’ was released on Tokyo MX on July 3, 2021, and ended on September 25, 2021. Season 1 consists of 12 episodes with a running time of 20-24 minutes each episode.
As of this writing, there has been no official announcement about the renewal of the sequel or its cancellation. But the anime series received good critics from viewers and even got a rating of 7.2 on IMDb with 7.7 stars. Therefore with such high ratings, there is a high chance of the series to renew for the second season.
If the anime resumes production this year, fans can expect to see ‘Remake Our Life Season 2’ in the Spring of 2023 at the earliest. No worries, we will update this space once we get more information on the ‘Remake Our Life’ Season 2 release date.
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What Is The Plot For ‘Remake Our Life’ Season 2?
We expect that in season 2, Kyoya and Keiko will travel back in time once more. This time, the story’s concern will shift from Kyoya to other team members. Kyoya will learn that Shinozaki is fighting to keep up with her motivations. Therefore, inspiring her is going to be his first mission. If you want to know more details, you can always refer to the manga.
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Who Is Cast In ‘Remake Our Life’ Season 2?
Here are the voice cast members of ‘Remake Our Life’ Season 1. However, we expect some new characters if season 2 might happen in the future.
Masahiro Itou as Kyoya HashibaAoi Koga as Aki ShinoHaruki Ishiya as Tsurayuki RokunjiAimi Terakawa as Nanako KogureNao Touyama as Eiko Kawasega andRie Takahashi as Ayaka Minori
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Is There An Official Trailer For ‘Remake Our Life’ Season 2?
The trailer for ‘Remake Our Life Season 2’ is not available yet. But we expect the first preview to be released soon, and we will update this space once out.For now, we will leave you with season 1’s trailer.
Remake Our Life! manga/light novel series compared to the anime
The story for the anime is based on the Remake Our Life! light novel series by Nachi Kio and illustrator Eretto. Published by MF Bunko J since March 2017, the books are up to Volume 9 as of July 21, 2021.
In 2019, the original author launched a spin-off series called Bokutachi no Remake β. The story forgoes the time leap premise completely and instead has Kyouya struggling together with Eiko Kawasegawa in the video game industry. The spin-off book series was up to Volume 3 as of April 2021.
The original creator also teamed up with manga artist Bonjin Hirameki in 2018 for creating the Remake Our Life! manga adaptation. Serialized in Kodansha’s Suiyobi no Sirius magazine since November 2018, the manga ended on April 4, 2022. The manga will presumably be collected into seven volumes in total (Volume 6 came out in October 2021).
Unfortunately, an official English translation for North America hasn’t been announced yet for the original light novel series, the spin-off books, or the manga.
Typically when an anime is adapting a light novel series the dialogue and plot points will be condensed so that 3 to 5 books can be wedged into a single cour composed of 12 episodes. The original author was involved in the production so the anime managed to streamline the story while retaining the heart of the light novels. It even managed to expand on characterization while still trimming back in certain areas!
While it’s notable that the first episode was an hour-long special, what really stood out to fans of the light novel series is how the anime’s opening greatly fleshed out Kyouya’s character by showing his hard work ethic before the time leap. While that seems like anime-original material, it’s actually based on the prologue for the spinoff since it showed what happened to Kyouya if he didn’t make the time leap.
Due to this change, when Kyouya runs into Eiko Kawasegawa in the past he starts calling her Chief in the anime. Thus, the character’s introduction and Kyouya’s treatment of her were changed to reflect these timeline differences.
Speaking of the way Kyouya treated women, the anime greatly downplayed the romance subplots by skipping a lot of dialogue. Considering that romance really doesn’t become relevant until later books it made sense for the anime to focus on other plot elements with its limited runtime.
All in all, the first season’s finale, Bokutachi no Remake Episode 12, found a stopping point corresponding to light novel Volume 4.
It was the best stopping point since that book (and manga Chapter 26) introduced the major plot twist that Kyouya managed to achieve a relatively happy future for himself at the expense of his friends, including his wife Shinoaki, who were no longer considered the Platinum Generation of creators. So then he tried again for a truly happy ending albeit in the future. Without this plot twist and resulting conflict, the anime’s ending would have lacked solid plot resolution.
At the same time, it was surprising that the anime finished with a cliffhanger ending. Abruptly stopping after Kyouya confronts Tsurayuki is such a tease since the second season wasn’t immediately announced… which could be interpreted as a “go read the light novels” ending.
The good news is that there is plenty of source material for making Remake Our Life! Season 2. Light novel readers who wish to read ahead of the anime can jump to Volume 5.
The bad news is that English-only fans who wish to read ahead of the anime series will need to wait until an international publisher licenses the series.
Also, manga readers will need to wait for more chapters to release before reading ahead. As of Remake Our Life! Chapter 30 the manga was only caught up with the first half of Episode 11.
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Kyouya’s mission is to regain the original future of the three friends who became the Platinum Generation before he mucked with the timeline with his time leap. This time Kyouya is coming back from 11 years in the future to recreate their lives.
In order to increase Shinoaki’s motivation to create as an artist, Kyouya approaches Minori Ayaka (Saikawa), the artist who would become a genius later in life but is now just a junior in the art department.
Another problem is that Tsurayuki Rokuonji dropped out of the university. In order to rescue him from a bleak future, Kyoya and Nanako Kogure decided to head to Kawagoe, where Tsurayuki’s parents’ house is located.
There will also be a school festival and the art club decides to host a cosplay cafe. Then somehow Kawasegawa becomes involved?!
Plus, there’s the lingering mystery of the pink-haired loli Keiko Tomioka. Does she know about Kyouya’s time traveling?
In the midst of romantic comedy developments with the heroines, what kind of results will Kyouya’s determination and decisions bring for everyone around him?
