Atsushi Abe is reprising his role as Hiraku in the second season of The Farming Life in Another World, which preserves the original's relaxed atmosphere while expanding the cast to thirty recording members.
Atsushi Abe returns as Hiraku in the second season of The Farming Life in Another World. In interviews with Anime Herald, Abe and producer Hiromi Sueta discussed the sequel. Abe stated that the series' slow-life tone has not changed from the first season. Hiraku now takes on new duties as village chief and father, which adds more character interactions.
The second season introduces a voiced non-human character, the fairy of the tree spirit. Sueta revealed this new addition and noted that the recording roster has grown to thirty people. The expansion of the cast shifts the show's appeal beyond the silent creatures that defined season one.
The two stories, published on consecutive days in May 2026, cover the same interview and present a consistent picture. Abe's role and the series' direction are settled. The atmosphere remains intact, and the cast has grown.
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Voice actor Atsushi Abe and producer Hiromi Sueta discuss the second season of Farming Life in Another World in an interview. Abe notes the series' relaxed tone remains intact, while Hiraku faces new responsibilities as village chief and father. The cast has also grown, adding more character interactions.