Farming Life in Another World anime’s official website unveiled the preview and synopsis for the 2nd season’s upcoming episode 3.
Synopsis for the episode is as following:
“As winter arrived in the village of Taiki, the lively winter hibernation continued, using the food and firewood they had prepared. The settlers gradually adjusted to their new lives, and Hiraku tried his hand at new dishes such as mochi making and seaweed production, further enriching the village’s meals. Meanwhile, new troubles arose, such as someone proposing to a female Minotaur. As the end of winter approached, Hiraku planned to hold a village festival, but discussions about its contents took an unexpected turn.”
Season 2 will bring back the same opening and ending themes as Season 1, performed by the same artists: “It’s a beautiful story” (OP) by Luu and Tier, and “Sunny Steps” (ED) by Yui Hizuki.
New cast members include:
- Hikaru Midorikawa as The Demon God
- Rikuya Yasuda as Jack
- Eri Yukimura as Morte
- Mariko Honda as Bell Forgma
- Yasuhiro Mamiya as Gou Forgma
- Fumiya Imai as Kuzden
Stars of the anime includes:
- Atsushi Abe as Hiraku Machio
- Shino Shimoji as Loo
- Aya Suzaki as Tier
- Lynn as Ria
- Miyu Tomita as Flora
- Yukiyo Fujii as Ann
- Machico as Senna
- Natsumi Hioka as Rasutisumoon
Staff of the anime includes:
- Ryōichi Kuraya as Director
- Fumihiro Sato as Sound Director
- Bitgroove Promotion in Charge for Sound Production
- Animation Studio: Zero-G
- Tōko Machida as Supervisor
- Yoshiko Saitо̄ as Chief Animation Director & Character Designer
- Yasuharu Takanashi and Johannes Nilsson as Music Composers
- Pony Canyon is in Charge of Production
Farming Life in Another World is a Japanese light novel series penned by Kinosuke Naito with artwork by Yasumo. Initially shared on the user-driven novel platform Shōsetsuka ni Narō starting in December 2016, it caught the attention of Enterbrain, which began publishing it in print, releasing nineteen volumes since October 2017.
A manga version, illustrated by Yasuyuki Tsurugi, has been running in Fujimi Shobo’s Monthly Dragon Age shōnen magazine since November 2017, with its chapters compiled into 15 tankōbon volumes as of April 2025. An anime TV series, brought to life by Studio Zero-G, was broadcast from January to March 2023.
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