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After 3 Years, Netflix's Best Historical Action Series Lands Official Season 2 Release Date

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Evan Mullicane is the deputy editor of Screen Rant's comics and anime team. Having started as a writer for the comics team at the beginning of the Pandemic, Evan was swiftly promoted from writer to editor, and then from editor to lead of Screen Rant's newly established anime vertical.

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After a 3-year wait, Netflix has finally confirmed that Blue Eye Samurai season 2 is not only launching but will arrive on the streaming giant sooner than anyone expected.

According to an article published by Variety, Blue Eye Samurai season 2 is officially premiering on January 19th, 2027. In addition to the release date confirmation, Netflix also released a short synopsis of what fans can expect from the acclaimed series.

In Season 2, Mizu’s (Maya Erskine) bloody quest continues in London, where she faces new friends, old foes, and her own demons. In Japan, Akemi (Brenda Song) and Taigen (Darren Barnet) navigate Edo Castle under a dangerous new Shogun, while Ringo (Masi Oka) searches for new purpose.

It was announced in August of 2026 that Blue Eye Samurai was renewed for a third season, so the announcement of season 2's release date is likely far from a surprise for fans of the series. Additionally, a Blue Eye Samurai prequel comic will arrive in February 2027, so it's clear that Netflix is trying to expand the franchise's world and characters even further than just the mainline series.

Blue Eye Samurai TV Series Poster Mizu with her sword

Release Date
November 3, 2023

Showrunner
Michael Green, Amber Noizumi

Directors
Jane Wu

Writers
Michael Green, Amber Noizumi

Blue Eye Samurai is a 2023 animated action-adventure series created by Michael Green and Amber Noizumi. Set In 17th-century Japan, Blue Eye Samurai follows a mixed-race Samurai named Mizu who seeks revenge for the man who abandoned her and took her mother. To do so, Mizu will have to disguise herself and assume the guise of a man as she sets forth across a war-torn nation.

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