Fans of My Happy Marriage have reason to rejoice as the beloved anime series has officially announced a new installment following the conclusion of Season 2. The news comes as the final episode of the second season aired in Japan, leaving fans eager for more of the captivating story of Miyo Saimori and Kiyoka Kudou.
Season 2 Success and Delay Challenges
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🌸新作アニメ制作決定🌸
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The anime adaptation of Akumi Agitogi’s light novel series first premiered in 2023 and quickly gained popularity for its heartfelt romance and stunning animation. Season 2, which debuted in January 2025, continued to build on this success, deepening the characters’ relationships while introducing new challenges.
Despite facing delays in airing its final episodes due to scheduling issues, the finale has now been released, marking a satisfying end to this chapter.
New Anime Confirmed
While details remain scarce, it has been confirmed that a new anime project is already in development for the franchise. Whether this will take the form of a Season 3, a movie, or another format remains to be seen.
Fans are speculating about potential directions for the story, given that the original light novel series spans nine volumes and is still ongoing. This leaves plenty of material for future adaptations.
What’s Next?
The announcement trailer and promotional poster for the new anime have generated excitement among fans worldwide.
Speculation suggests that upcoming installments could explore further developments in Miyo and Kiyoka’s relationship, possibly leading to their long-awaited wedding—a moment hinted at by the series title. Additionally, the supernatural elements of the story leave room for more thrilling conflicts and character growth.
Release Timeline
If the new anime follows previous production schedules, fans might expect its release as early as late 2026. The gap between seasons has historically been around 17 months, giving creators time to deliver high-quality storytelling and animation.
