Kiyono Yasuno and Yūki Wakai Join Season 2 Cast of Let This Grieving Soul Retire!

Exciting New Cast Members Join “Let This Grieving Soul Retire!” Season 2

The official X/Twitter account for the television anime adaptation of Tsukikage and Chyko’s “Let This Grieving Soul Retire!” light novel series revealed two new cast members on Friday. Kiyono Yasuno will voice Artbaran Henning, and Yūki Wakai will bring Mary Auden to life.

Kiyono Yasuno as Artbaran Henning

Yūki Wakai as Mary Auden

The second season premiered on October 6 on Tokyo MX and BS NTV. Fans can enjoy early streaming on d Anime Store and ABEMA, starting October 4. Kiyono Yasuno is also performing the opening theme song “Algorithm” for this season. i☆Ris will perform the ending theme song “Yume no Hitokakera” (Fragment of a Dream).

J-Novel Club is publishing the novels in English and provides a captivating description of the story:

It’s the golden age for treasure hunters—adventurers hungry for wealth, fame, power, and glory, who risk their lives in treasure vaults throughout the world.

“Let’s become treasure hunters.”

Krai and his childhood friends swore to become the greatest of them all, but that dream should have died the day Krai realized he wasn’t cut out for the job! Yet expectations continue to mount, right along with Krai’s fear for his life. While his childhood friends climb closer toward their dream, this grieving soul has one simple wish: to pack it all in and retire!

The anime features a talented cast and crew. Masahiro Takata directed the first season at Zero-G and served as the sound director, with Saber Links handling sound production. Hideki Shirane was responsible for the series scripts. Yūsuke Isouchi and Shingo Fujisaki designed the characters, while Ryōhei Sataka composed the music, with Avex Pictures overseeing music production. Lezel performed the opening theme song “Kattō Tomorrow” (Conflict Tomorrow), and Pmarusama performed the “Scream!” ending theme song.

The first season debuted in October 2024 and was streamed by Crunchyroll as it aired. Tsukikage began serializing the story on the Shōsetsuka ni Narō website in January 2018 and concluded it in December 2018. Micro Magazine published the first print volume with illustrations by Chyko in August 2018 and released the 13th volume on September 30. J-Novel Club announced the license rescue for the title in July 2022 and released the first volume in March 2023. The eighth novel volume was released on October 6.

Rai Hebino debuted the manga adaptation on Kadokawa’s ComicWalker website in April 2019. Kadokawa published the manga’s 11th compiled book volume on April 25. Yen Press is publishing the manga in English and released the ninth volume on February 18.

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