Dorohedoro Season 2: Release date speculation, cast and plot details – Everything we know so far
After years of radio silence, the official Dorohedoro website finally confirmed in January 2024 that Season 2 is happening—and set for a 2025 release. No concrete date yet, but fall or winter 2025 feels like a solid guess. Dorohedoro Season 2 Expected Cast
MAPPA's running the show, and that's a huge win—Season 1's visuals were a grimy work of art. Director Yuichiro Hayashi is returning, promising an even wilder, bloodier sequel. No word yet on scriptwriter Hiroshi Seko or character designer Tomohiro Kishi, but the core team's likely sticking around to keep the magic alive.
The voice cast is a safe bet to return, bringing back the gang: Caiman : Wataru Takagi (Japanese) and Aleks Le (English) nail his tough-guy-with-a-heart energy.
Nikaido : Reina Kondo (Japanese) and Reba Buhr (English) make her fierce and loyal vibe shine.
En : Kenyu Horiuchi (Japanese) and Keith Silverstein (English) ooze sorcerer boss swagger.
Professor Kasukabe : Mitsuhiro Ichiki (Japanese) and Griffin Burns (English) keep the quirky nerd charm.
Vaux: Hisao Egawa (Japanese) and Michael Sorich (English) bring the grumpy doc to life.
New characters like Dokuga and Kawajiri will need voices, but casting news is still under wraps. Expect some killer picks to match the vibe. Dorohedoro Season 2 Potential Plot
If you remember how Season 1 ended, you'll know things were just starting to heat up. Caiman, our memory-wiped lizard-headed antihero, is still out to uncover who transformed him and why. And his loyal friend Nikaido? Let's just say her story's about to get even messier.
Season 1 covered about 40 chapters of the manga, which leaves us with a lot of story left to dive into. Season 2 is expected to launch right into the Central Department Store arc—a chaotic, fan-favourite part of the manga.
Here's a taste of what's coming:
Caiman's Hunt Intensifies: The search for the sorcerer behind his curse ramps up. Expect mind-bending reveals and ties to some powerful, terrifying figures (yes, Chidaruma fans—you're in for a treat).
Nikaido's Transformation: She gave up her time powers in Season 1, but there's more to her than we've seen. Her devil side is going to get a lot more screen time, and it's going to be wild.
The World Gets Even Weirder: Whether it's the grimy chaos of the Hole or the twisted glamour of the sorcerers' world, expect the visuals to crank up the madness. MAPPA's blend of hand-drawn and CG animation will keep everything looking gritty and surreal.
New Faces, New Trouble: Characters like Dokuga (from the mysterious Cross-Eyes gang) and Kawajiri are stepping into the spotlight. Haru, briefly teased in Season 1, is also due for a bigger role.
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