MF Ghost Season 2: Release window, trailer, and everything else we know

Savannah Howard
MF Ghost Season 2 release date

MF Ghost Season 2 is on the track and heading for the finish line, and we’ve got all the details on the high speed anime.

A sequel to Initial D, MF Ghost revved into pole position as one of the best sports anime of recent years when it arrived in 2023. Set in an alternate future where self-driving cars have become rampant, street racing has become widespread.

One racer, Kanata Katagiri, shows up on the scene and starts outdoing flashier cars in his Toyota 86. As heads start turning, it’s revealed he’s really seeking out answers about his father.

There’s plenty of mystery of intrigue interspersed with all the burnt rubber making it a great anime show for sports fans and non-sports fans alike. So, here’s everything you’d want to know about MF Ghost Season 2.

Is there an MF Ghost Season 2 release date?

MF Ghost Season 2 will arrive some time in 2024. The second season will likely follow the first and premiere in late 2024, around October and November.

The renewal was announced in December 2023, with a short adrenaline-fueled teaser trailer.

MF Ghost Season 2 plot

MF Ghost Season 2 will continue with Kanata Katagiri’s mission to find out more about his father. We last saw him qualifying for the MFG, and we can expect even faster speed racing in the next season as Kanata leaves his challengers in the dust.

MF Ghost Season 2 cast and crew

The first season of MF Ghost was helmed by Initial D’s director Tomohito Naka, and he is expected to return for Season 2. Kenichi Yamashita is in charge of the scripts, alongside Akihiko Inari. Psycho-Pass 3’s Naoyuki Onda is designing the characters and serving as a chief animation director alongside Chiyoko Sakamoto.

The rest of the MF Ghost production crew is as follows:

  • Co-chief animation director: Chiyoko Sakamoto
  • 3D director: Hiroyuki Uchida
  • Sound director: Masafumi Mima
  • Composer: Akio Dobashi
  • Opening theme: Jungle Fire by Yu Serizawa, ft MOTSU
  • Closing Theme: Stereo Sunset by Himika Akaneya

The MF Ghost Season 2 is expected to be:

  • Kanata Katagiri voiced by Uchida Yuuma
  • Saionji Ren voiced by Sakura Ayane
  • Takahashi Ryosuke voiced by Koyasu Takehito
  • Takahashi Keisuke voiced by Seki Tomokazu
  • Takeuchi Itsuki voiced by Iwata Mitsuo
  • Iketani Kouichirou voiced by Yao Kazuki
  • Akiyama Wataru voiced by Matsumoto Yasunori
  • Kenji voiced by Takaji Wataru
  • Fumihiro Hiroshi voiced by Hosoi Osamu

MF Ghost Season 2 trailer

Mf Ghost Season 2 has one short teaser, that came with the announcement of another season.

The 15-second teaser trailer shows a number of high-powered vehicles racing along the Japanese motorways. All we need to know, to be honest.

That’s all we have on MF Ghost Season 2. Check out our guides on Tower of God Season 2, Demon Slayer Season 4, and My Hero Academia Season 7 for other great shows returning this year.

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If you’re abroad, here’s what you need to do to access Crunchyroll’s full selection – and it really is this simple:

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Accessing Crunchyroll’s US roster makes a difference; for example, Hong Kong users only have access to less than 100 titles, while the US has nearly 1,000 movies and TV shows.

You can also stream anime on Crunchyroll for free with an ad-supported plan, or you can pay for a subscription – there’s even a 14-day free trial if you can’t quite make up your mind.

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About The Author

Savannah Howard is an Anime Writer at Dexerto. She loves dystopian thrillers, sci-fi and action series. You can email her here: savannah.howard@dexerto.com