Netflix is itemizing the second anime season of Naoki Yamakawa and Akinari Nao‘s I am Standing on a Million Lives (100-Man no Inochi no Ue ni Ore wa Tatteiru) manga and the Beyblade Burst Turbo (Beyblade Technology 3) anime for launch on December 1.

Netflix describes the second season of I am Standing on a Million Lives:

Yusuke continues his path to recreation full together with his companions, however an inescapable confrontation with a military of orcs stands of their approach.

The second season premiered in Japan on July 2. Hong Kong content material distributor MediaLink Leisure Restricted‘s Ani-One YouTube channel started streaming the anime season on July 9.

The primary collection premiered on Tokyo MX in October 2020. The anime completed manufacturing of all 12 episodes three months earlier than its October 2020 premiere. Ani-One streamed the anime in India because it aired in Japan.

Kumiko Habara (PriPri Chii-chan!!, Battle Spirits Burning Soul episode director) directed the anime at Maho Movie. Takao Yoshioka (Excessive College DxD, Your Lie in April, Konohana Kitan) was answerable for the collection scripts. Eri Kojima and Toshihide Masudate (In One other World With My Smartphone) designed the characters, and Yūko Ōba drew the sub-character designs.

Kodansha Comics is publishing the manga in English. Yamakawa and nao launched the manga in Kodansha‘s Bessatsu Shōnen Journal in June 2016.

Netflix describes the Beyblade Burst Turbo:

Craving to earn the title of world blading champion, a novice competitor should harness his untamed potential by way of coaching and tournaments.

The anime premiered in Japan in April 2018.

The primary Beyblade Burst anime premiered in Japan in April 2016. Netflix is streaming the season in India. Hungama TV aired the season in India in June 2020 and Marvel HQ started airing it on January 10. The second season, Beyblade Burst Evolution, premiered in Japan in April 2017. The collection additionally has three extra sequel anime after Beyblade Burst Turbo: Beyblade Burst GT, Beyblade Burst Sparking, and Beyblade Burst Dynamite Battle.

Takara Tomy‘s Beyblade line of toys impressed a manga collection in 2000-2003, and Viz Media launched the 14-volume collection in North America in 2004-2006. The manga impressed three tv anime collection (Beyblade, Beyblade: V-Power, and Beyblade G Revolution) between 2001-2003, and the Beyblade the Film: Fierce Battle movie in 2002. A derivative manga, Steel Struggle Beyblade, has impressed the Beyblade: Steel Fusion, Beyblade: Steel Masters, Beyblade: Steel Fury, and Beyblade: Shogun Metal tv anime collection, in addition to the Steel Struggle Beyblade VS Taiyō Shakunetsu no Shinryakusha movie.

Supply: Netflix (hyperlink 2)