Blue Orchestra Season 2: Release Date and New Teaser Visual

Blue Orchestra (Ao no Orkestura), now has unveiled a new teaser visual for Blue Orchestra Season 2 and with its release scheduled for Fall 2025, was announced in October 2023, the exact moment when the first season concluded its run.

With a Showcase Aisinsf, A Shikumi The regular concert just ended; now, the younger generation bears the responsibility. What kind of sound will Aono and company create from here?

The new teaser visual gives us a glimpse of protagonist Hajime Aono holding the violin.

Blue Orchestra Season 1 will also start re-airing in Japan in April 2025.

The first season of the Blue Orchestra anime was directed by Seiji Kishi, while Yuko Kakihara wrote the script and was in charge of series composition. Kazuaki Morita did the character design and was supervisor for animation direction, Akira Kosemura was the music composer, and Satoki Iida was sound director.

Blue Orchestra: Voice Casts

The main voice cast and its music performing alternates include:

Main Voice Cast:

Shoya Chiba is Hajime Aono
Ai Kakuma is Ritsuko Akine
Shimba Tsuchiya is Nao Saeki
Minako Sato is Haru Kozakura
Makoto Furukawa is Ichiro Yamada
Lynn is Shizuka Tachibana
Shintarō Asanuma is Yo Hatori
Junya Enoki is So Harada
Ryotaro Okiayu is Ryujin Aono

Musical performance:

Ryota Higashi is Hajime Aono
Yurie Yamada is Ritsuko Akine
Takuto Owari is Nao Saeki
Kyoko Ogawa is Haru Kozakura
Harumi Sato is Ichiro Yamada
Karen Kido is Shizuka Tachibana
Tomotaka Seki is Yo Hatori
María Dueñas is So Harada
Hilary Hahn is Ryujin Aono

Written and illustrated by Makoto Akui, the manga Blue Orchestra (Ao no Orchestra) has been serialized since 2017 on the Manga ONE app of Shogakukan, which is also issuing its print edition under the Ura Sunday Magazine. The synopsis Aono was influenced by his father, who was a violinist. He competed in competitions until the first grade of junior high school. After his father left home, Hajime grew indifferent and started keeping his distance from the violin. However, towards the fall of his junior year in high school, he meets Ritsuko Akine.

Teaching her violin as a beginner, Aono again faces music, reaffirms his love for music, and enrolls in Umimaku High School alongside Akine, which has a pretty famous orchestra club. With friendly competition, he refines his talent as he confronts himself and his past, competing against his rivals and friends.

Aono’s family and the other members of the club face a variety of issues concerning their talents. Working through their own issues, they come together to create their own performance for the regular concert. A coming-of-age ensemble drama in which the members come together through music.