Mashle: Magic and Muscles Season 2 may be over but we will never forget its iconic theme song, Bling-Bang-Bang-Born by Creepy Nuts. At the time of this writing, the official music video of the song already racked up 65 million views on Creepy Nuts' YouTube channel, thanks to its catchy music and a silly dance move that perfectly match the comedic tone of the A-1 Pictures-produced anime series. Now, fans can enjoy a new video featuring the Japanese cast of the anime dance to the hit opening theme song as it was released on the same day the Season 2 finale was released on Saturday. You can watch the video from Aniplex's YouTube channel below:
As Pash Plus reported, there will be a special event that will be held on May 26, 2024 for Mashle: Magic and Muscles that's called A Study in Cream with Mash Burnedead. You can check out the event's new visual featuring Mash and his friends dressed in Victorian era-inspired costumes . Volume 1 of the Mashle: Magic and Muscles Season 2 Blu-ray & DVD, which is now on sale, includes a "priority sales application ticket".
Who are the cast of Mashle: Magic and Muscles Season 2?
You can check out the list of Japanese and some of the English voice cast of Mashle: Magic and Muscles Season 2 below:
Mash Burnedead - Chiaki Kobayashi (JP) / Aleks Le (EN)
Finn Ames - Reiji Kawashima (JP) / Brian Timothy Anderson (EN)
Lance Crown - Kaito Ishikawa (JP) / Stephen Fu (EN)
Dot Barrett - Takuya Eguchi (JP) / Benjamin Diskin (EN)
Lemon Irvine - Reina Ueda (JP) / Anjali Kunapaneni (EN)
Ryoh Grantz - Junichi Suwabe (JP)
Orter Mádl - Yuki Ono (JP)
Tsurara Halestone - Tomori Kusunoki (JP)
Kaldo Gehenna - Nobunaga Shimazaki (JP)
Renatus Revol - Kisho Taniyama (JP)
Sophina Biblia - Saori Hayami (JP)
What is Mashle: Magic and Muscles Season 2 about?
Mashle: Magic and Muscles anime is based on Hajime Komoto's Mashle manga series, which has been serialized in Weekly Shonen Jump magazine from January 2020 and recently ended in July 2023. The shonen series has a total of 162 chapters, and there are currently 16 volumes to date. Season 2 is adapting the Divine Visionary Selection Exam Arc, which is the fourth arc of the manga that picks up at Chapter 44. A-1 Pictures is animating the second season.
The arc is introducing the 'Prefect' system of Easton Magic Academy, and it centers on the Divine Visionary Selection Exam, which is used to find the student that will become the newest member of the Divine Visionaries. The title of Divine Visionary is given to an exceptional student amongst one of the 3 magic schools, revered as one of God's chosen once every year. As the core of Bureau of Magic, they are considered to be some of the most influential sorcerers of the country.
