The highly anticipated My Happy Marriage Season 2 has just dropped the main anime trailer and a sneak peek of Episode 1 (Episode 14 overall) ahead of the premiere on January 6, 2024. Produced by Studio Kinema Citrus, the season promises stunning animation and an engaging continuation of the story. Fans can watch the anime worldwide as it will be available for streaming on Netflix.
As with the previous season, the new trailer features the opening song "A Happy Promise" by the talented Riria. Additionally, Haruka Tomatsu has joined the voice cast as Kaoruko Jinnochi, and her voice can be heard in the trailer, adding excitement to the upcoming season.
My Happy Marriage Season 2 Episode 14 Preview
In Episode 14, Miyo struggles with controlling her mysterious Power of Dreams, leading to frustration. Arata, who is helping her refine her supernatural abilities, and Hazuki, focusing on her etiquette training, continue to support her in becoming a worthy fiancée for Kiyoka. As the plot unfolds, Miyo’s journey takes a new turn when Kiyoka’s father arrives in the capital. His visit brings an invitation for Miyo to stay at the Kudo family villa and a request for Kiyoka to investigate strange disturbances near the estate.
The first season of My Happy Marriage aired in 12 episodes from July to September 2023, and the Season 2 announcement followed immediately after the season finale. Additionally, the Episode 13 OVA, released on Netflix on November 22, 2023, provides fans with a side story that bridges the gap between the two seasons.
Main Cast for My Happy Marriage
The main voice cast for My Happy Marriage includes:
- Reina Ueda as Miyo Saimori
- Kaito Ishikawa as Kiyoka Kudo
- Ayane Sakura as Kaya Saimori
- Hiro Shimono as Yoshito Godo
- Houko Kuwashima as Yurie
- Kana Ueda as Kanoko Saimori
- Ryohei Kimura as Arata Tsuruki
- Yoko Hikasa as Hazuki Kudo
The anime is based on the My Happy Marriage light novel, written by Akumi Agitogi. Initially published on the Shosetsuka ni Naro website, the series was later picked up by Fujimi L Bunko in January 2019, featuring illustrations by Tsukiho Tsukioka. The manga adaptation, created by Rito Kohsaka, is also available, with Square Enix licensing the manga.
The franchise gained significant attention with a live-action film adaptation released in March 2023, further expanding its fanbase.
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