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Mistress Kanan is Devilishly Easy confirms its second season
Akari Minagawa celebrates the news with a special illustration of Kanan for the second season.
Infiltrating human society to devour delicious souls doesnβt usually involve falling in love with your target, but thatβs exactly the complication that defines Mistress Kanan is Devilishly Easy. The anime officially confirmed its second season, celebrated with a special illustration created by character designer Akari Minagawa to mark the occasion.

The first season premiered on April 4, introducing Kanan, a demon who infiltrates human society disguised as a high school student to consume delicious souls. She sets her sights on a particular boy, but before she can make her move, she unexpectedly ends up becoming his girlfriend. For someone who has never experienced love, this relationship brings a series of completely new and unfamiliar feelings.
For now, there are no additional details about the release date, cast changes, or production team for this second installment. What is clear is that the creative base of the first season, with Akari Minagawa handling character design, remains actively involved in the project, judging by the commemorative illustration that accompanied the announcement.
About Mistress Kanan is Devilishly Easy
Mistress Kanan is Devilishly Easy is a manga by nonco published in Weekly Shonen Magazine by Kodansha since June 2022, with thirteen compiled volumes as of April 2026. Seven Seas Entertainment licensed the series for an English omnibus release, with the first volume scheduled for July. The first anime season was produced by Studio KAI under the direction of Yasushi Muroya, with Aoi Koga voicing Kanan and Seiichiro Yamashita voicing her romantic interest, Yoji Kyogi. The series combines supernatural elements with the clumsiness of a first relationship, building its romantic comedy around the clash between demonic and purely human.
What do you expect most from the second season: a deeper look at the relationship between Kanan and Yoji or an expansion of the demonic world surrounding the protagonist?
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