Great news for all figure skating enthusiasts and anime fans! The official website for the Medalist television anime has dropped some exciting updates, announcing four fresh voices joining the cast for its second season. This announcement came just as the new season kicked off, promising more icy drama and breathtaking performances.
Season 2 Premiere and Broadcast Details
The second season of Medalist officially glided onto screens on January 25, airing at 1:30 a.m. JST on TV Asahi’s NUMAnimation programming block. Fans can also catch it on CS TV Asahi and BS Asahi. The series continues to follow the inspiring journey of its characters in the competitive world of figure skating.
Meet the New Voices Joining the Rink
The latest cast additions bring new characters to life, each portrayed by talented voice actors. Here’s a quick look at who’s who:
| Character | Voice Actor | Notable Previous Roles |
|---|---|---|
| Kakeru Uobuchi | Hanae Natsuki | Sakamoto Days |
| Miku Ahiru | Inagaki Konomi | Busamen Gachi Fighter |
| Kohei Kamogawa | Ishige Shouya | Sono Bisque Doll wa Koi wo Suru |
| Juna Shiratori | Ono Yuuki | Kuroko no Basket |
Behind the Scenes: The Production Team
The creative team behind Medalist Season 2 remains in skilled hands, ensuring the series maintains its high quality and emotional depth. Here are the key staff members driving the production:
| Role | Staff Member | Notable Works |
|---|---|---|
| Director | Yamamoto Yasutaka | Noblesse |
| Series Composition & Script | Hanada Jukki | Atri: My Dear Moments |
| Character Design | Kameyama Chinatsu | Isekai wa Smartphone to Tomo ni. 2 |
| Music Composition | Hayashi Yuuki | Ballroom e Youkoso |
The anime is once again produced by ENGI, the studio that handled the first season.
About the Medalist Manga
The story originates from the compelling drama sports manga by Tsurumaikada. It began serialization in Afternoon magazine in May 2020 and has been captivating readers ever since. Kodansha published the 14th volume in Japan on January 22, keeping the momentum going.
For international fans, Kodansha USA licensed the manga for English release back in March 2021. The 13th English volume hit shelves on January 13, so there’s plenty to catch up on!
A Quick Look Back at Season 1
The first season of the Medalist anime, produced by ENGI, aired for 13 episodes during the Winter 2025 season. It was widely accessible, streamed globally on Disney+ and Hulu with multiple subtitle and dub options.
Source: animate Times
