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Mizu is unstoppable and has already proven this to the audience in Blue Eye Samurai. But will she return with Blue Eye Samurai Season 2? No doubt, her determination and strong will to take her revenge play a central part in the anime. However, things are changing now. That might affect Mizu\u2019s mission. But it won\u2019t stop her. The creators have already hinted that Mizu will work on delivering justice. However, during this process, she might discover more about herself and her family dynamic. Does that mean Mizu will return? Keep reading to find this out.<\/p>\n

Blue Eye Samurai is a Netflix original adult animated action series created by a husband and wife team, Amber Noizumi and Michael Green. The series is set in Japan\u2019s Edo period, where Mizu struggles to find her place in the world. Things become challenging for her since she\u2019s a half-white, half-Japanese female warrior (onna-musha). It also makes her vengeful and bitter toward others, and here starts her quest to take revenge on four white men, one of them is allegedly her father, who is responsible for her miserable life. Will she ever find her father? Let\u2019s see!<\/p>\n

Blue Eye Samurai Season 2: Is It Renewed?<\/h2>\n

The animated series might be one of the darkest and biggest ever on Netflix. That\u2019s because as soon as Blue Eye Samurai debuted, it received worldwide praise from the audience as well as the critics. While the series is critically acclaimed for its unique animation, creation, and bloodbath, Netflix renewed Blue Eye Samurai for Season 2 just after its debut. There\u2019s no denying that the streaming platform has a fate on the series. However, the giant streaming platform previously stated it would continue investing in adult animation. This could be a possible reason behind the early renewal.<\/p>\n

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With the conclusion of \u201cBig Mouth,\u201d \u201cQ-Force,\u201d \u201cInside Job,\u201d \u201cFarzaar,\u201d \u201cDisenchantment,\u201d \u201cAgent Elvis,\u201d and \u201cCaptain Fall,\u201d Netflix is now looking forward to more such series. And Blue Eye Samurai serves best to the search. The giant streaming platform confirmed Blue Eye Samurai Season 2 with a short announcement trailer. It focuses on some scenes from the pilot season in which Mizu can be seen in action.<\/p>\n

The clip also highlights Vanity Fair<\/em>\u2018s reaction to the first season, calling it \u201cone of the best shows of 2023.\u201d There\u2019s no doubt about that. As the teaser trailer progresses, it hints that Blue Eye Samurai Season 2 will be more gruesome than ever as it will focus closely on Mizu\u2019s story arc. Netflix revealed that Mizu\u2019s bloody world will return. Meanwhile, the creators, Michael Green and Amber Noizumi have something to share with the audience.<\/p>\n

The Creators Talk About Their Plans For Blue Eye Samurai Season 2<\/h3>\n

As soon as Blue Eye Samurai received its second season, the series creators\/executive producers\/writers Amber Noizumi and Michael Green shared about the project. The creators said that they were committed to this project set in Edo-period Japan. They wanted to bring the best to the series and portray it as beautifully and authentically as possible. Green and Noizumi said, \u201cOur animators, historians, musicians, martial artists, and voice cast made this a reality beyond our expectations.\u201d<\/p>\n

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Green and Noizumi also thanked the entire team and viewers for making Blue Eye Samurai Season 2 possible. \u201cWe are thankful,\u201d the creators continued, \u201cto our viewers from all over the world who have shown such passion\u201d for Blue Eye Samurai and Mizu\u2019s path of revenge. Green and Noizumi also shared that season 2 will see more bloodbaths. They can make this journey happen with their incredible partner, Netflix.<\/p>\n

Blue Eye Samurai Season 2: Production Status<\/h2>\n

Although the series was greenlit back in December 2023, there haven\u2019t been any words about its production status. As of now, it has been more than six months since Netflix announced Blue Eye Samurai Season 2. But it seems like the series will take more time to undergo production. That\u2019s because the showrunners want the animated series to be made with 2D\/3D-hybrid animation by French studio Blue Spirit. Since they want it to look like a \u201cmoving painting,\u201d it will undoubtedly take more time to wrap up production.<\/p>\n

The series was announced in 2020 and took three years to finish its production. If the timeline is followed, we can expect that Blue Eye Samurai Season 2 will take three or more years to wrap up production. Typically, it takes a year or a half to animate the series. When it comes to Blue Eye Samurai, the characters are designed from bunraku puppets, so it will definitely take more time to finish production. But we will update you shortly after learning the official announcement.<\/p>\n

Is There Any Source Material?<\/h2>\n
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Typically, animes are made from a source material, either a manga or a light novel. But when it comes to Blue Eye Samurai, things are different. The animated series has no source material; it\u2019s an anime original series. That means it can be explored as many seasons as the creator and Netflix wish. We can expect the same for the series since Netflix is known for exploring shows until two or three seasons. Remember, \u201cBad Mouth\u201d was renewed for eight seasons. Although \u201cBad Mouth\u201d and \u201cRick And Morty\u201d are exceptions, considering this, anything can happen.<\/p>\n

Blue Eye Samurai Season 2: What To Expect From The Next Season?<\/h2>\n

The first season saw Mizu, the mixed-race sword master, sailing to the uncharted waters. She had already dealt with her enemies in Japan, and now she headed to London to find her two remaining potential fathers. Mizu had killed Violet, her first suspect, at the beginning of the first season. However, she locked Irishman Abijah Fowler as her prisoner. While she knew he wasn\u2019t her father, she didn\u2019t want to kill him as he could help her find the remaining ones.<\/p>\n

Since Blue Eye Samurai is an anime original series, it remains unclear how things will unfold in Season 2. However, the creative team suggested that Mizu land in London in Blue Eye Samurai Season 2. It will play a significant role in her personal journey. Since Europeans follow a different culture, seeing how they will react to her will be interesting. Mizu will also learn more about Western culture by immersing herself in it.<\/p>\n

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It will lead her to question her beliefs, whether they are all monsters or whether she must see the picture through different lenses. While Mizu\u2019s character arc will be the center of Blue Eye Samurai Season 2, the side characters will also have their fair share of screens. It will be interesting to see how Ringo will deal with the situation when Mizu enters the foreign land. Will he accompany her there? You will learn soon!<\/p>\n

Who Will Be In Blue Eye Samurai Season 2?<\/h2>\n

There\u2019s no denying that Amber Noizumi and Michael Green will return as the series creators. Besides them, Jane Wu will serve as the director and producer of the series, while Erwin Stoff will be the executive producer. The French animation studio Blue Spirit will return to animate the series. While there is little knowledge about the staff, Netflix has yet to announce who will return to voice new characters. But we can expect the pilot season\u2019s prominent cast to return. These are:<\/p>\n