Have you had a chance to watch the anime Death March? Finished? In this post we will see some curiosities, information, images and videos of Death March. And the likelihood of a continuation or new season. And also novels, manga and other extra and original material from the work.
Depending on the situation of Death March, we will update this post in the future with trivia, tips and spoilers.
Will there be a sequel to the Death March anime? Most want to know when it will happen! To understand this, we have to analyze the profit and popularity that Death March had in Japan.
First let's look at some information and curiosities about the anime and original work of Death March. We even set up a menu to help you navigate the article:
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Death March Information and Trivia
Review: A 29-year-old programmer named Suzuki Ichirou is sent into the world of a fantasy RPG. Within the game, he is a 15 year old boy named Satou. At first he believes it to be a dream, but his experiences seem very real. Due to a powerful ability he possesses, with limited use, he ends up annihilating an army of lizardmen and becomes a high-level adventurer. Satou decides to hide his level, and plans to live peacefully meeting new people. However, developments in the game's story, such as the return of a demon king, can cause major problems.
Work information: Death March kara Hajimaru Isekai Kyousoukyoku is a Light Novel written by Hiro Ainana and published since 2013 with over 10 volumes. An anime premiered in January 2018 with just 12 episodes. The anime was published by Silver Link., Connect, and a manga was also published in 2018.
Where to Watch the Death March Anime: https://www.crunchyroll.com/death-march-to-the-parallel-world-rhapsody
Original name: デスマーチからはじまる異世界狂想曲 [Desumāchi kara hajimaru i sekai kyōsōkyoku] The work is affectionately called DesuMachi by fans.
Original work: The Light Novel is now available on the web beyond volume 16. While the official one is usually 5 volumes behind.
Haters: The anime is heavily criticized for being a harem of literal slaves and taking too much cliché. The main criticism of the anime adaptation has been the slow pace and the fact that the story is in keeping with many snippets of the isekai genre.
New season or continuation of Death March
The website Suki Desu did an internet search about the new season of the anime series. Death March and see what we got about it:
The possibilities of a new season or continuation of the Death March anime are:
Light Novel sales are high even before the anime's premiere, which slightly increases the chances of a new season. But Blu-Ray sales were not as high as expected (about 1500 units), the anime also didn't please people receiving only 6.1 in the MAL (minha lista de anime).
Material for a new season exists and a lot, the big problem is that the Silver Link studio doesn't usually make sequels to their anime that went bad. The best would be to wait and have a little hope, but with DB sales down from 300 to possibility of a new season is very low.
Death March spoilers - What's the content of the new season?
For those who wish to follow the work: The anime stopped at approximately chapter 39/40 of the manga and volume 3 of the light novel and 6 of the web light novel.
The story of Season 2 of Death March will likely culminate in the ancient capital when Satou arrives in time for the martial arts tournament. The story finally reveals what is happening in the world as shown in the Light Novel. Satou eventually gains the ability to teleport between the fantasy world and the real world Earth.
When the travelers finally reach Boreunan Forest, Satou falls in love with an elf named Aze, who is literally hundreds of millions of years old. It seems that many women will still show up in the harem, but it will develop and romance will ensue. I personally haven't watched the anime, just researched information on the internet.
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