Marriagetoxin Season 2 Premieres · Chronopin

Marriagetoxin Season 2 Premieres · Chronopin

A second season of Marriagetoxin premieres in January 2027, announced at the end of the first season's 13th and final episode along with an announcement promo on the official website^[1][2][3]
It airs on Kansai TV and Fuji TV at 11:00 p.m., in the slot MyAnimeList's entry calls the "Ka-Anival!!" block and the news item calls "Fuji TV's new Karnival!! programming slot"; the MAL entry gives the broadcast as Tuesdays at 23:00 (JST)^[1][2][3]
No day or episode count is fixed yet - MyAnimeList lists "Aired: Jan 2027 to ?", episodes unknown, status "Not yet aired", premiered Winter 2027^[1]
Bones Film produces, with Motonobu Hori directing, Kimiko Ueno on script and series composition, Taisei Iwasaki on music and Haru Yamada as sound director^[1][3]
The leads are Mei Kinosaki and Hikaru Gero, classed Action and Comedy with an Adult Cast theme, Shounen demographic and a PG-13 rating^[1]
The premise: the Poison Masters have perfected assassination for centuries and the Gero family is one of the five most powerful; when the head of the family declares Hikaru's sister will be forced to bear an heir, Hikaru turns to Mei Kinosaki, "a brilliant marriage swindler who also happens to be his current assassination target", and asks her to help him get married - "...That's the first time anyone's ever proposed like that"^[2]
Wikipedia describes Kinosaki as a cross-dressing marriage swindler who declines the proposal but agrees to coach Gero on dating, with Haruki Ishiya and Shion Wakayama as the Japanese voices and Ethan Gallardo and Brittney Karbowski in English^[3]
The first season, announced on 1 October 2025, aired 7 April to 30 June 2026 in 13 episodes on the same block, with opening "Kill or Kiss" by Yurina Hirate and ending "Shake Na Baby" by AKASAKI; Crunchyroll streamed it with multiple subtitles and dubs and Muse Communication licensed it in Southeast Asia^[2][3]
The source web manga by Joumyaku and Mizuki Yoda has run on Shueisha's Shonen Jump+ since April 2022 - announced 11 April 2022 with free weekly serialisation from 20 April and simultaneous English release on Manga Plus - reaching 18 volumes as of July 2026^[2][3]
Viz Media licensed it in English in June 2023, publishing its 13th volume on June 9 with a 14th scheduled for August 11^[2][3]
The manga was nominated for the Next Manga Award (Best Web Manga) in June 2022, ranking eighth of 50 nominees, and placed fifth in Nationwide Publishers Recommended Comics of 2023^[3]
The MAL entry records popularity #5553 with 20,601 members ahead of the new season, and the news item carries no year on its "Jun 30" timestamp^[1][2]