After working herself to death at a corporate job, Azusa Aizawa got reincarnated as an immortal witch and made one simple vow: never grind again. She spends her days farming, relaxing, and casually killing a few slimes for pocket money. The problem is, doing that every single day for 300 years accidentally makes you the strongest being on the continent. Now in season two of this TV series, Azusa's quiet mountain life is anything but quiet. Her house has become a revolving door for a dragon girl named Laika, an elf named Halkara who attracts trouble like a magnet, a demon queen, and two slime spirits who call her "mama." This 12-episode season from Studio Teddy continues piling on the found-family chaos while keeping the stakes remarkably low. Nobody's saving the world here. The biggest conflict might be figuring out what to make for dinner when you have a house full of fantasy creatures with different diets. If you liked the cozy isekai energy of That Time I Got Reincarnated as a Slime but wanted less politics and more hangout vibes, this is your show. Fans of KonoSuba's comedic fantasy will find a similar warmth here, just without the constant bickering (well, mostly). It's comfort food anime — the kind of thing you put on after a rough day when you want something gentle, funny, and genuinely sweet without demanding much from you.
Reincarnated as an immortal highland witch, Azusa avoids overwork, prioritizing a relaxed life.
Portrayed by Davenport Skyler
Apprenticed dragon girl, initially proud but now conscientious and eager to please.
Portrayed by Heger Rachelle
Falfa, a slime spirit and Azusa's adopted daughter, is Shalsha's older sister.
Portrayed by Freeman Lizzie
Halkara, Azusa's 17-year-old elf apprentice, is brilliant but lacking in many other areas, creating popular Nutri-Spirits.
Portrayed by Huynh Xanthe
Shalsha, a slime spirit adopted by Azusa, is Falfa's younger sister.
Portrayed by Yeung Suzie
