Victoria of Many Faces Returns with Season 2 and a Brand-New Special Episode for Fans
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VOIDMANGA – Fans of Victoria of Many Faces have received exciting news following the conclusion of the anime's first season. A second season is officially in the works, accompanied by the announcement of a special episode. A new promotional visual has also been released to celebrate the continuation of Victoria's story.
The announcement arrives shortly after the first season wrapped up with a total of nine episodes. Viewers who want to catch up with the series can currently find it on Crunchyroll and Ani-One Asia, giving international audiences an opportunity to follow Victoria's unusual journey before the sequel arrives.
The first season was produced by Studio DEEN, with Nobukage Kimura serving as director. Naohiro Fukushima handled series composition, while Mina Osawa worked on the character designs. The main cast includes Chika Anzai as Victoria, Shion Wakayama as Nonna, and Yohei Azakami as Jeffre.
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The story centers on a former spy named Chloe, a highly capable operative known for her mastery of disguises and impressive combat skills. Her life takes an unexpected turn after she is betrayed by her employer, prompting her to abandon her former identity and attempt to build a quieter existence under the name Victoria.
However, escaping the dangerous world she once knew does not automatically give Victoria the peaceful life she wants. After moving to the neighboring kingdom of Ashberry, she becomes involved with various people and circumstances that gradually interfere with her plans for an ordinary existence.
The anime is adapted from the light novel series written by Syuu and illustrated by Nanna Fujimi. The story first appeared on the Japanese web novel platform Shosetsuka ni Naro in September 2021 before being picked up by Media Factory for publication under its MF Books label in July 2022. A manga adaptation illustrated by Komo Ushino later began serialization through Kadokawa's ComicWalker platform in December 2022.
