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by Serg · Published March 8, 2022 · Updated March 8, 2022

The final episode of Mushishi Zoku Shou has revealed that there will be a second season of the anime adaptation of Yuki Urushibara's manga.

The second season of Mushishi Zoku Shou will be airing this October, during the Fall/Autumn 2014 anime season. The one hour long special, comprised of episodes 11 and 12, will air on August 20 on BS11.

The last Mushishi series installment was released in 2006. The original season, which aired in Japanese from October 23, 2005 to June 19, 2006, was broadcast in the middle 2000s. It spanned 26 episodes. Funimation licensed it. A recap episode was released in May 2006. It summarizes the 20 first episodes.

Eight years later, fans received the second installment of Mushishi -Next Passage-. Also known as Mushishi Zoku Shou, it was 8 years later. Each episode is divided into two parts. Both seasons were released in 2014. Both seasons were released in 2014.

The original manga series was written and illustrated originally by Yuri Urushibara. From 1999 to 2008, the manga ran almost 10 years. The manga was first published in Afternoon Season Zoukan in 1999. It was then moved to Monthly Afternoon by December 2002. There are 10 volumes to the manga. In 2013, the author released two additional chapters titled Mushishi Tokubetsuhen: Hihamukage. An anthology of tributes to the manga was published in 2014.

The series has special releases in addition to the main series. The first was called The Shadow That Despairs the Sun and was released in 2014. It was adapted from 2 chapters of the manga. In August 2014, Mushishi: Path of Thorns was released. It aired in the middle of the second season. In 2015, the last special was made. This special, titled Mushishi: Bell Droplets, is based upon the last arc in the manga.

This week’s episode was frankly fantastic. It ranks up there with Mushishi’s best episodes. What really sold it for me was the way Toki’s symptoms from the mushi were used as a perfect metaphor for his own grief and sadness. Devastated by the tragic loss of his sister, the focus of this week’s story cut his heart off from others, isolating himself from those who love him. In some respects this episode had many similarities with last weeks. They both focused on how the loss of a loved one can ruin a person, and how the only the only way to overcome this grief is to open yourself up to others.

This is a perfectly understandable reaction, after all if losing someone that you truly love hurts, not having any loved ones means you won’t ever feel such pain again. Of course this isn’t how humans should live, we are fundamentally social creatures that crave relationships with others, and it’s clear that he’d never be happy if he stayed as he was.

‘Mushishi Zoku Shou’, more commonly known as ‘Mushishi’, is a

An anime series is adapted by Artland, which started broadcasting in October 2005 on Fuji Television. It continued till June of 2006, producing a total of 26 episodes. It is directed by Hiroshi Nagahama, who put together an individual team called the ‘Mushishi Production Committee’ solely for working on this project. This committee contained notable production houses in the industry like Avex Entertainment and Marvelous Entertainment. As a result of his hard work and dedication, the anime was extremely well received by both critics and fans and still remains one of the highlights of his career.

In 2013, a special episode aired in Japan on Tokyo MX, Gunma TV, Tochigi TV and BS11, called ‘Mushishi Tokubetsu-hen: Hihamukage’ (or ‘The Shadow That Devours the Sun’ in English), which is based on the two-part manga sidestory. Initially streamed on Niconico, a special DVD and blu-ray edition was released by Aniplex on the April 23, 2014. In addition to teasing a new season for the anime, it also laid the groundwork for the same ensuring that fans are well caught up with the first season and properly geared up for the following.