Torture Time, Princess! Season 2

"Torture Time, Princess!" in its second season continues the light and absurd comedy about the war between humans and demons, where Princess Hime (Haruka Shiraishi) is a captive in the Demon Lord's castle. Instead of terrifying torture, the demons, led by the cute torturer Tortura (Shizuka Ito), use "terrifying" methods like delicious food, video games, cute animals, and park walks to extract secrets. Hime, a resilient warrior with the sword Excalibur, gladly surrenders for a piece of toast or a game, but always finds a way not to reveal important secrets. Her loyal demon servant Ex (Takaaki Kobayashi) adds chaos, while supporting characters like Maomao-chan (Ai Kayano) and Yuki (Aya Yamane) bring new funny situations.

The season airs weekly: the first episode premiered on January 12, 2026, the second on January 19, and so on until the finale on March 30. The anime captivates with its absurdity—there are no serious dramas, only humor over fantasy stereotypes, where torture turns into everyday joys, and demons are cuter than humans. Director Yoko Kanamori masterfully balances between cuteness and satire, while PINE JAM's animation conveys the cozy fantasy atmosphere with bright colors and expressive facial expressions. Why watch? If you're a fan of comedies like "KonoSuba" or "Slime," this has the same mix of RPG parody and warm humor, but with a focus on everyday life in captivity. Haruka Shiraishi is perfect as the princess who "endures" treats, Shizuka Ito adds charm to Tortura, and Takaaki Kobayashi makes Ex a comical loser. In an era when viewers search for "Torture Time, Princess! Season 2 episode release dates," the anime responds with a stable schedule, without delays, and episodes like the second, where new "tortures" like hot springs are introduced. Review: the season maintains the standard of the first—humor is fresh, without vulgarity, and the rating of 7.6 confirms fans' love for a relaxing watch; downsides are in the predictability of the formula, but this is compensated by the creativity of the tortures and character development. For whom: fans of fantasy comedies who want to laugh at absurdity and relax after a hard day. Will there be a Season 3? Not announced yet, depends on ratings, but Robinson Haruhara's manga has material for continuation. Watch on Tokyo MX or with subtitles on Crunchyroll to immerse yourself in a world where torture is pleasure, and war is a reason to laugh.