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You and I are Polar Opposites 2nd Season Anime's 12th Episode Airs on September 27

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Animation studio Lapin Track announced on Sunday that the 24th episode of the You and I Are Polar Opposites (Seihantaina Kimi to Boku) anime (the 12th episode of the show's second season) will air on September 27, and the show is taking a break next week.

— ラパントラック (@lapintrack) September 13, 2026

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The second season anime of Kōcha Agasawa's romantic comedy manga debuted on July 5 on MBS and TBS and 26 other networks on Sundays at 5:00 p.m. JST. Crunchyroll streams the new season and also streams an English dub.

MANGA Plus published the manga series in English and describes the story:

Suzuki, an energetic girl who can't help but follow the crowd, finds herself drawn to Tani, a quiet boy who can easily speak his mind. Enter: the serialization of a hit one-shot! A story for anyone who wants to enjoy love! This down-to-earth, relatable rom-com is ready to pull at your heartstrings!

Takakazu Nagatomo is directing the anime at Lapin Track. Teruko Utsumi (Sarazanmai) is writing the scripts and is also serving as animation producer. Mako Miyako is designing the characters. Naho Kozono (Golden Kamuy) is the sub-character designer, and is also the chief animation director, along with Sayuri Sakimoto (Orient). The musician tofubeats is composing the music.

Artist 7co (read as Nanako) performs the opening theme song "Nekojarashi," and Mega Shinnosuke performs the ending theme song "Unmei no Kimi" ("You are the one").

The anime's first season debuted on January 11 on MBS, TBS, and their affiliates, and aired on Sundays at 5:00 p.m. JST. The series streamed on ABEMA in Japan at 5:30 p.m. JST on Sundays. Crunchyroll streamed the series as it aired, and also streamed a same-day English dub. The series also streamed in partnership with Animax Broadcasting Korea and Medialink.

Agasawa launched the manga on Shueisha's Shonen Jump+ platform in May 2022. The manga originally launched as a one-shot on the website in January 2021. The manga ended in November 2024. Shueisha shipped the eighth and final compiled book volume in March 2025.

Viz Media also publishes the series in English.

The series has over 1.8 million copies in circulation (including digital copies). The manga ranked #3 in the 16th Manga Taisho Awards in 2023, and #7 in the 17th Manga Taisho Awards in 2024.

Source: Lapin Track animation studio's X/Twitter account

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