Premieres in 2027 · no month announced yet
Alya Sometimes Hides Her Feelings in Russian Season 2: a one-season catch-up
One 12-episode season stands between you and the sequel. That's the whole catch-up: no movies, no OVAs, nothing to skip.
2027
Exact date not announced yet. The road below is ready when you are.
12 episodes ahead of you · … gets you there before the window opens.
Twelve episodes ahead of you, and then you're current. That's it.
Jul – Sep 2024 · 12 episodes ≈ 4½ h
Season 1 · The Russian secret
Alya is the top student everyone watches and nobody talks to. The slacker beside her understands every word she mutters in Russian, and never lets on. The private joke turns into a student council campaign that drags them both into the school's politics.
Ep 1★ 7.9
The joke that starts everything
She says something soft in Russian and assumes he has no idea. He does.
Ep 10★ 8.1
The season's highest rated
A late, small do-over of a birthday nobody marked on time.
2027 · the premiere
Season 2 · The election ahead
The story picks up from the light novels' fourth volume and moves into the summer break stretch, with the presidential race still to come. Doga Kobo returns, under a new director and series composer, and the main cast stays put.
What everyone's talking about
The conversation around this one, condensed. Paraphrased from public chatter.
“Half the room thinks Alya's Russian is adorable, the other half can't make out a word of it.”
“Are we here for the student council politics or the rom-com? Pick one.”
“Pushed to 2027 so it looks better? Fine. Take the time.”
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