The second season of the fall anime "Osomatsu-san" returns with a silly new PV and scene cuts! Additional broadcast stations have also been determined!

The latest PV and advance scene cuts of the second season of the TV anime "Osomatsu-san," which will start airing on October 2 in TV Tokyo and other locations, have been unveiled for the first time, and additional broadcast stations have been determined.

Osomatsu-san" is an original anime created to commemorate the 80th anniversary of the late Fujio Akatsuka's birth. Based on Fujio Akatsuka's explosive hit gag manga "Osomatsu-kun" published in Weekly Shōnen Sunday in 1962, "Osomatsu-san" depicts a future where the six children have grown up. Even now, a year after its airing, the series continues to be developed into a wide variety of products, collaborations with convenience stores, JRA, and other major collaborations, and even game applications and stage performances. On August 6, it was announced that the project unit A-O-P would be performing the opening theme for the second season, following the first season.
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This time, this PV and advance cuts were released.

The completed latest PV is full of voices of the six children and other main characters in the new cuts of the second season. The video shows the six children still lounging around at home or hanging out at Chibita's oden stall, and is also filled with the constant dialogue and laughter of the main characters in the second season.
For fans who have been waiting for the second season of this work to air, this latest PV is filled with the voices of the characters saying, "It's been a long time," and rejoicing at their reunion.

The program will also be broadcast on TV Hokkaido from October 3 (Tue.)!　With the expansion of the broadcasting area, "Osomatsu-san" is sure to become even more popular as a "late-night anime" that can be enjoyed by the whole family!

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TV anime "Osomatsu-san" 2nd season

<Additional Broadcast Information>
TV Hokkaido: Broadcasting every Tuesday, October 3, from 1:00 a.m. to 1:00 a.m.

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