by The synopsis and preview stills for episode 14, “I Want to Tell My Memories,” from the second season of the fall anime series “The Grieving Ghost Wants to Retire,” which will begin airing on Monday, October 6, 2025, have been released.
“The Grieving Ghost Wants to Retire” is an alternate-world comedy fantasy based on the light novel “The Grieving Ghost Wants to Retire: The Weakest Hunter’s Guide to Raising the Strongest Party,” by Tsukikage, which has sold over 2.4 million copies in total. The first season of the TV anime aired from October to December 2024, ranking highly on various streaming sites and receiving widespread viewership.
Zero-G will be in charge of animation production, with director Masahiro Takata. Kensho Ono stars as the protagonist, Cry Andrich, and the cast also includes Miyu Kubota, Fairouz Ai, Yoshimi Kohara, Tomokazu Sugita, Kohei Amakasaki (the 崎 character is pronounced “tatsusaki”), Aoi Koga, Yoh Daichi, Akira Sekine, Seiji Maeda, Akio Otsuka, Yu Michii, and Satomi Amano.
This is the golden age of treasure hunters. Andrich once vowed, along with his childhood friends, to become the world’s greatest heroes, but among the six, he was the only one who was overwhelmingly lacking in talent. Within just a few years, the party “Strange Grief,” formed by these overly talented monsters (i.e., childhood friends), made a name for itself throughout the imperial capital, and Cry, placed at the top of the group, was quickly elevated to the position of leader of the strongest party. Due to the skyrocketing expectations of those around him, his words and actions are always misinterpreted, leading to unexpected developments.
This is the heroic tale of the glory and suffering of Cry Andrich, renowned as the leader of the strongest party and clan master. Episode 14, “I Want to Tell My Memories,” synopsis: Tino recounts her encounter with Cry, ecstatically remarking, “He was truly a god…” It’s a story of her childhood, before she became a Hunter, when she was saved by the Strange Grief shortly after arriving in the Imperial Capital. Cry has no memory of that time, but as she accompanies Tino on his travels, she gradually begins to recall what happened.
This is the story of the beginning of Tino Shade’s admiration for Strange Grief and Cry. Episode 14 of the second season of the fall anime “The Strange Grief Wants to Retire” will air on TOKYO MX, BS NTV, Sun TV, AT-X, MBS, and other channels starting at 11:30 PM on October 6. Information on the second season of the TV anime “The Grieving Ghost Wants to Retire” Broadcast information Broadcast station/broadcast date and time TOKYO MX, BS Nippon TV / October 6, 2025, every Monday from 23:30 Sun TV / October 6, 2025, every Monday from 24:00 MBS / October 7, 2025, every Tuesday from 27:30 AT-X / October 9, 2025, every Thursday from 23:30 *Repeat broadcasts (every Monday from 11:30 / every Wednesday from 17:30) Streaming information [Unlimited streaming] First advance streaming (October 4, 2025, every Saturday from 23:30) ABEMA / d Anime Store Second advance streaming (October 7, 2025, every Tuesday from 24:00) Lemino / Anime Times / DMM TV / U-NEXT / Animehodai General distribution (starting October 8, 2025, every Wednesday at midnight, sequentially) Prime Video / Bandai Channel / FOD / Hulu / J:COM STREAM / TELASA / milplus / Ponta Pass / AnimeFesta / Disney+ / TVer / Niconico Live Broadcast [Rental distribution] (starting October 7, 2025, every Tuesday at midnight, sequentially) Rakuten TV / Niconico Channel / Crank-In! Video / HAPPY! Video / MOVIE FULL+ / Bandai Channel / J: COM STREAM / TELASA / milplus *Broadcast and distribution dates and times are subject to change without notice.
Staff Original story: Tsukikage (GC Novels/Published by Micro Magazine) Original character design: Chieko Director: Takata Masahiro Second season opening theme song: Yasuno Kiyono Second season ending theme song: i☆Ris Animation production: Zero G Cast Cry Andrich: Ono Kensho Tino Shade: Kubota Miyu Liz Smart: Fairouz Ai Sitri Smart: Kohara Yoshimi Anthem Smart (narration): Sugita Tomokazu Luke Psychol: Amakasaki Kohei (the character for “saki” is “tatsusaki”) Lucia Roget: Koga Aoi Eva Renfied: Daichi Yoh Ruda Lundbeck: Sekine Akiyoshi Gilbert Busch: Maeda Seiji Garg Welter: Otsuka Akio Kaina Nos: Michii Yu Chloe Welter: Amano Satomi (C) Tsukikage, Chieko/Micro Magazine/”Ghosts of Lament” Production CommitteeThis isekai comedy fantasy is based on the light novel “The Grieving Ghost Wants to Retire: The Weakest Hunter’s Guide to Raising the Strongest Party” by Tsukikage.
The first season of the TV anime aired from October to December 2024, achieving high rankings on various streaming sites and garnering widespread viewership. Directed by Masahiro Takata, the animation is produced by Zero-G. The protagonist, Cry Andrich, is played by Kensho Ono, with Miyu Kubota, Fairouz Ai, Yoshimi Kohara, Tomokazu Sugita, Kohei Amakasaki (the kanji for “saki” is pronounced “tatsusaki”), Aoi Koga, Yoh Daichi, Akira Sekine, Seiji Maeda, Akio Otsuka, Yu Michii, and Satomi Amano also appearing. It’s the golden age of treasure hunters. Andrich once vowed, along with his childhood friends, to become the world’s greatest heroes, but among the six of them, he was the only one who was vastly lacking in talent.
Within a few years, the Strange Grief party, formed by a group of overly talented monsters (i.e., childhood friends), had made a name for itself throughout the Imperial Capital. At the head of the group, Cry was quickly elevated to the position of leader of the strongest party. Due to the skyrocketing expectations of those around him, his words and actions were always misinterpreted, leading to unexpected developments.
This is the story of the glory and suffering of Cry Andrich, the leader of the strongest party and clan master. Episode 14: “I Want to Share My Memories” Synopsis: Tino recounts her encounter with Cry, ecstatically remarking, “He was truly a god…” She reminisces about her time as a young girl, before she became a Hunter, and how she was saved by the Strange Grief shortly after arriving in the Imperial Capital. Cry has no memory of the events of that time, but as she accompanies Tino, who travels from place to place, she gradually begins to recall what happened.
This is the story of the beginning of Tino Shade’s admiration for the Strawberry and Cry. The 14th episode of the second season of the autumn anime “The Grieving Ghost Wants to Retire,” “I Want to Tell My Memories,” will be broadcast on TOKYO MX, BS Nippon TV, Sun TV, AT-X, MBS, and other channels from 11:30 PM on October 6. Information on the second season of the TV anime “The Grieving Ghost Wants to Retire” Broadcast information Broadcast station/broadcast date and time TOKYO MX, BS Nippon TV / October 6, 2025, every Monday from 23:30 Sun TV / October 6, 2025, every Monday from 24:00 MBS / October 7, 2025, every Tuesday from 27:30 AT-X / October 9, 2025, every Thursday from 23:30 *Repeat broadcasts (every Monday from 11:30 / every Wednesday from 17:30) Streaming information [Unlimited streaming] First advance streaming (October 4, 2025, every Saturday from 23:30) ABEMA / d Anime Store Second advance streaming (October 7, 2025, every Tuesday from 24:00) Lemino / Anime Times / DMM TV / U-NEXT / Animehodai General distribution (starting October 8, 2025, every Wednesday at midnight, sequentially) Prime Video / Bandai Channel / FOD / Hulu / J:COM STREAM / TELASA / milplus / Ponta Pass / AnimeFesta / Disney+ / TVer / Niconico Live Broadcast [Rental distribution] (starting October 7, 2025, every Tuesday at midnight, sequentially) Rakuten TV / Niconico Channel / Crank-In! Video / HAPPY! Video / MOVIE FULL+ / Bandai Channel / J: COM STREAM / TELASA / milplus *Broadcast and distribution dates and times are subject to change without notice.
Staff Original story: Tsukikage (GC Novels/Published by Micro Magazine) Original character design: Chieko Director: Takata Masahiro Second season opening theme song: Yasuno Kiyono Second season ending theme song: i☆Ris Animation production: Zero G
Cast Cry Andrich: Ono Kensho Tino Shade: Kubota Miyu Liz Smart: Fairouz Ai Sitri Smart: Kohara Yoshimi Anthem Smart (narration): Sugita Tomokazu Luke Psychol: Amakasaki Kohei (the character for “saki” is “tatsusaki”) Lucia Roget: Koga Aoi Eva Renfied: Daichi Yoh Ruda Lundbeck: Sekine Akiyoshi Gilbert Busch: Maeda Seiji Garg Welter: Otsuka Akio Kaina Nos: Michii Yu Chloe Welter: Amano Satomi
