Netflix has finally announced a long-awaited return for fans of anime eagerly looking forward to Dorohedoro’s second season. As reported by Polygon, the new installment is scheduled to be released in Spring 2026. This exciting news comes after a wait of six long years, but anticipation remains high among viewers.
This extended wait has been a testament to the dedication of Dorohedoro fans. Initially expected to drop in 2025, the release was pushed back, yet fans continue to support the show wholeheartedly on the streaming platform.
The creators made the official announcement via a post on X, indicating that the beloved anime will be streaming exclusively on Netflix beginning Spring 2026. However, the exact release date has not yet been revealed.
The announcement noted that it has been five years since the premiere of Dorohedoro Season 1. This milestone was recognized with a teaser visual for the upcoming season, which emphasized that “the anime will stream almost simultaneously worldwide.”
According to the official Dorohedoro website, the sequel is being produced as a streaming series. This means it will not be shown on traditional Japanese television, making it a digital-exclusive release.
Dorohedoro is adapted from Q Hayashida’s manga, which enjoyed a Japanese broadcast from November 2000 to September 2018. The series premiered on Netflix in 2020 and was directed by Yuichiro Hayashi.
The narrative centers around Caiman, a man with a lizard’s head suffering from amnesia. Joined by his friend Nikaido, they embark on a journey to find the sorcerer responsible for his transformation, navigating the grim city known as Hole.
Dorohedoro Season 2 is set to be available for streaming on Netflix in Spring 2026.
No, the sequel will only be available on Netflix, without traditional TV broadcasts.
The show follows Caiman, a man cursed with a lizard’s head and his quest for the sorcerer who did this to him.
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