The second season of Baki Hanma streams on Netflix starting June 18, and the first cour of Baki-Dou begins terrestrial TV broadcast on July 5.
The Baki Hanma anime, based on Keisuke Itagaki's manga, is in the middle of a staggered release. The second season, which adapts the arc featuring the cloned swordsman Miyamoto Musashi, will debut on Netflix on June 18. A main promotional video released ahead of that date shows Musashi confronting underground arena fighters. Chevon performs the opening theme "Roku no Wa," and Sandaime J SOUL BROTHERS perform the ending theme "KATANA."
Separately, the Baki-Dou anime, which is also streaming exclusively on Netflix, is getting a terrestrial TV broadcast. The Baki-Dou Production Committee announced on June 4 that the first 13-episode cour will begin airing on TOKYO MX and BS Nittele starting July 5. The second cour's main PV, released alongside the broadcast announcement, also shows Miyamoto Musashi cutting down underground arena warriors, indicating that the two series share continuity or overlapping content. The terrestrial broadcast brings the series to a wider Japanese audience while the Netflix stream continues.
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The main promotional video for the second season of the anime Baki Hanma, based on Keisuke Itagaki's manga, has been released. The video shows Miyamoto Musashi confronting underground arena fighters. Chevon performs the opening theme "Roku no Wa," and Sandaime J SOUL BROTHERS perform the ending theme "KATANA." The season streams exclusively on Netflix starting June 18.
The Baki-Dou Production Committee announced on June 4 that the first 13-episode cour of the anime Baki-Dou, currently streaming exclusively on Netflix, will begin airing on terrestrial TV stations including TOKYO MX and BS Nittele from July 5. The second cour's main PV was also released, showing Miyamoto Musashi cutting down underground arena warriors.