You’ll want to mark your calendars for April 2025, when Go! Go! Loser Ranger! returns with its highly anticipated second season. The new trailer showcases director Keiichi Sato’s signature dark comedy style, while Footsoldier D’s rebellion against the Dragon Keepers continues with even higher stakes. Yostar Pictures’ stunning animation quality and the return of the original creative team hint at an explosive continuation that’ll have you questioning everything you know about the Super Sentai genre – and there’s plenty more beneath the surface.
Three years after its manga debut, the darkly subversive take on the Super Sentai genre is ready to continue shocking audiences, as Yostar Pictures drops an explosive new trailer for “Go! Go! Loser Ranger!” Season 2, slated for release in April 2025.
Yostar Pictures unleashes new trailer for “Go! Go! Loser Ranger!” Season 2, bringing its dark Super Sentai deconstruction back in 2025.
You’ll be thrilled to know that the original creative team remains intact, with director Keiichi Sato and writer Keiichirō Ōchi returning to bring Negi Haruba’s manga to life.
If you’ve been following Footsoldier D’s vengeful quest against the Dragon Keepers, you’re in for a treat. The new trailer showcases the same blend of action and dark comedy that made Season 1 a hit, while hinting at deeper character development for fan favorites like Hibiki Sakurama and Yumeko Suzukiri. The series embraces self-awareness and growth as core themes throughout its narrative.
Think of it as “The Boys” meets “Power Rangers,” but with its own unique twist that’ll keep you guessing.
You might be wondering about the production values, and we’re happy to report that Yostar Pictures hasn’t skimped on the visuals. Character designer Kahoko Koseki’s work shines through in every frame, maintaining the distinctive style that helped the series rack up over 20 million manga sales worldwide.
The trailer’s already generating plenty of buzz on social media, with fans dissecting every scene for clues about where the story’s heading.
The timing couldn’t be better, with Season 2 arriving just a year after the first season’s December 2024 finale. You’ll be able to catch all the action on Hulu, where the series has found a comfortable streaming home.
For those who can’t get enough of the franchise, the manga’s still going strong, providing plenty of material for future adaptations. Whether you’re a die-hard Sentai fan or just someone who enjoys clever deconstructions of popular genres, Season 2’s shaping up to be exactly what you’ve been waiting for.
