Kadokawa has confirmed that the television anime adaptation of Victoria of Many Faces (Tefuda ga Ōme no Victoria) will continue, with both a second season and a new special episode currently in production. The announcement arrived alongside a fresh key visual, marking a swift follow-up to the series' first season, which wrapped up its nine-episode run on September 1. To bridge the gap, a recap episode is slated for broadcast next Tuesday.
The series, which premiered on July 7, features a voice cast led by Chika Anzai as the titular protagonist, Victoria. The production team, helmed by director Nobukage Kimura at Studio DEEN, includes series composition by Naohiro Fukushima and character designs by Mina Ōsawa. The first season’s musical identity was defined by Haku.’s opening theme, "Isshin," and the ending theme, "En no Tsuki," by the band KI_EN.
For those looking to explore the source material, Yen Press currently publishes both the original light novel series and the manga adaptation by Komo Ushino in English. While the anime's first season focused on Victoria’s attempts to leave her high-stakes spy past behind in the kingdom of Ashberry, the narrative potential remains high as the shadows of her former life continue to close in. With the second season now confirmed, it remains to be seen how the production will adapt the remaining volumes of Syuu’s light novel series.
