March Comes In Like a Lion 2nd Season

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📖 SYNOPSIS

The second season of *March Comes In Like a Lion* follows Rei Kiriyama as he continues his dual life as a professional shogi player and a high school student. Rei faces the intense demands of the shogi world, competing in tournaments and title matches while climbing the ranks. Simultaneously, he grapples with his personal struggles, slowly emerging from his isolation thanks to the support of those around him. The Kawamoto sisters, Akari, Hinata, and Momo, provide a nurturing and familial environment, teaching Rei the importance of connection and mutual support. As Rei navigates the complexities of his relationships and the challenges of his career, he searches for the underlying reason he plays shogi, seeking to understand the game's significance in his life. The season explores themes of resilience, found family, and the search for purpose amidst adversity.

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🎭 CHARACTERS

Rei Kiriyama

A 17-year-old pro shogi player, Rei struggles with grief and loneliness while navigating life and school.

Portrayed by Lee Wendee, Uchiyama Yumi, Dao Khoi, Kawanishi Kengo

Hinata Kawamoto

Hinata Kawamoto, a caring middle schooler and Rei's girlfriend, is loyal, mature for her age, and adores her family.

Portrayed by Mills Kayli, Hanazawa Kana

Akari Kawamoto

Akari Kawamoto, a 23-year-old who works at a wagashi shop and hostess bar to support her family.

Portrayed by Post Laura, Kayano Ai

Momo Kawamoto

Preschooler Momo, youngest Kawamoto sister, is pure but selfish, loves Bodoro, and calls Rei 'Rei-chan'.

Portrayed by Kuno Misaki, Huynh Xanthe

Studio

Shaft

Season

Fall 2017

Start Date

2017-10-13

End Date

2018-03-30

Episodes

22

Type

TV

March Comes In Like a Lion 2nd Season

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