Berserk of Gluttony Season 2 is scheduled for April 2027, bringing Fate Graphite and his dangerous hunger back roughly four years after the anime’s 2023 debut. A new promotional poster accompanies the update, although the exact premiere date remains unannounced.
For anyone who prefers their fantasy power-ups with nasty consequences, this is a return worth keeping on the radar. The central problem here is not simply whether Fate can become stronger. It is what he must keep doing to manage the hunger attached to that strength.
What has been confirmed?
According to ComicBook Anime, the second season will join the Spring 2027 anime lineup, with Crunchyroll set to stream the episodes exclusively outside Japan.
The announcement gives us a month, not a specific day. There is also no episode count or weekly release schedule in the supplied report, so those details remain open.
The first season is already on Crunchyroll, and an English dub is available. However, the report does not separately detail Malaysian or other SEA countries’ catalogue access, subtitle options or regional release timings. Its international streaming statement should not be mistaken for a country-by-country availability breakdown.
Familiar names return behind the scenes
ACGT is handling the new season, with returning production personnel attached:
- Directors: Tetsuya Yanagisawa and Kenichi Ishikura
- Scripts: Mariko Kunisawa
- Character designs: Takafumi Furusawa
The confirmed returning voice cast includes Ryota Osaka as Fate Graphite, Tomokazu Seki as Greed, Hisako Tojo as Roxy Heart, Misato Matsuoka as Myne, Hitomi Sekine as Eris and Takehito Koyasu as Aaron.
That gives returning viewers several familiar names on both sides of the production. It does not, by itself, tell us which story material the season will adapt or how far it will progress; the report supplies no specific adaptation endpoint.
A quick refresher: why is Fate always hungry?
Based on the light novels by Ichika Isshiki and illustrator fame, Berserk of Gluttony takes place in a fantasy setting where people are born with an innate skill.
Fate initially appears to have drawn a terrible hand. He is weak, and his ability seems to offer little practical value. That changes when he discovers its potential to grant him far greater strength.
His encounter with the dark weapon Greed adds another complication. Fate becomes caught in a cycle of hunting monsters to contain an escalating hunger. Getting stronger is therefore tied to an ongoing burden, rather than functioning as a straightforward escape from his problems.
Why Malaysia and SEA viewers might care
Our take: the useful hook is that tension between power and its cost. If you enjoy fantasy stories where an ability creates fresh problems instead of conveniently solving everything, Fate’s predicament gives this series a clear point of interest.
For Malaysian and SEA readers planning their next anime watchlist, April 2027 is the date marker to save—not a confirmed local viewing timetable. The returning staff and cast are concrete updates; the poster is a fresh promotional look, not enough evidence to judge the finished season’s animation or storytelling.
For now, the takeaway is straightforward: Berserk of Gluttony has an April comeback window, but the precise premiere day is still pending.