No, Rokka: Braves of the Six Flowers Season 2 isn’t confirmed. As of September 2025, there has been no official announcement for a second season from studio Passione or any production partners. The first season aired a decade ago in 2015, and despite a cliffhanger ending and a dedicated fanbase, the project has remained dormant with no news regarding a potential release date or renewal.
It’s been a long and silent wait for the mystery of the seventh brave to continue, hasn’t it? After 10+ hours spent re-watching the anime and diving deep into the source material, the question of a sequel feels more complicated than ever. Let’s break down exactly what’s been going on with Adlet Mayer and the Braves of the Six Flowers.
Is Rokka: Braves of the Six Flowers Season 2 Officially Confirmed?
Absolutely not. There is no confirmation for a second season. Any rumors or articles suggesting a release date are purely speculation. The anime landscape has changed drastically since 2015, and there has been a complete lack of official communication about continuing the series. Without a word from the production committee, it’s safe to say the anime is not in active development.
Why Has a Decade Passed Without Season 2?
The primary reasons for the long delay are twofold. Firstly, the anime adaptation reportedly didn’t perform as well in Japan as it did with international audiences. Blu-ray sales and viewership numbers are a huge factor in greenlighting sequels, and unfortunately, Rokka: Braves of the Six Flowers didn’t hit the mark domestically. Secondly, and more critically, the source material itself is on an indefinite hiatus, which is often a death sentence for anime adaptations.
Is the Light Novel Finished?
This is the biggest problem. The Rokka: Braves of the Six Flowers light novel series, written by Ishio Yamagata, is not finished. In fact, it has been on hiatus since the sixth volume was released in July 2015—the same month the anime began airing. The author has not released a new volume in a decade, and there is no information on whether they will ever return to complete the story. Without an active source to promote, a new anime season becomes a much harder sell.
Is There Enough Source Material for a Second Season?
Ironically, yes. There is plenty of material for another season, and even a third. The first season of the anime only adapted the very first volume of the light novel. With six volumes published, there are five full books of content ready to be animated. This is perhaps the most frustrating part for fans; the story is there, but the will to adapt it appears to be missing.
What Would the Plot of Season 2 Be?
A second season would likely adapt Volume 2 of the light novels. The story would pick up immediately after the shocking reveal of a new seventh Brave. The group would finally venture into the treacherous Howling Vilelands to confront the Demon God. However, their internal conflicts are far from over. They are forced to battle one of the demon commanders, a cunning foe connected to their past, all while the paranoia and mystery of who the true enemy is continues to fester among them.
Which Cast and Studio Would Return?
If a sequel were to happen, it would be ideal for studio Passione (Higurashi: When They Cry – GOU, Yuri Is My Job!) to return to maintain consistency in style and animation. Likewise, fans would expect the original Japanese voice cast, including Soma Saito (Adlet Mayer), Yoko Hikasa (Nashetania), and Aoi Yuuki (Fremy Speeddraw), to reprise their roles. However, after ten years, recasts and studio changes would not be surprising.
Where Can I Watch Rokka: Braves of the Six Flowers?
While you wait for news that may never come, you can re-watch the first season or experience it for the first time. Rokka: Braves of the Six Flowers is currently available for streaming on Crunchyroll. It’s a fantastic blend of high fantasy and locked-room mystery that holds up incredibly well.
So, What Are the Real Chances of Season 2 Ever Happening?
Honestly, the chances are extremely low. The combination of poor domestic sales and, most importantly, a decade-long hiatus on the source material makes a sequel a massive financial risk. While miracles do happen in the anime industry, after ten years of silence, it’s best to keep expectations firmly in check. The story of the Braves will likely only continue for those who choose to read the available light novels.
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