Ergo Proxy Season 2: This is a Japanese anime television series produced by Manglobe. Is the kind of anime show that completely goes over your head when it starts off. It has a lot of whole things going on at once and it is hard to figure out what’s actually going out.
The series Ergo Proxy has pretty decent reviews and ratings, and all the viewers who have watched the show have positively responded and appreciated the series’ Storyline. On IMDb, the series Ergo Proxy has been rated 7.9/10 and 7.9/10 by MyAnimelist.
But the best part about it is that by the end of each episode, you get a clear understanding of everything in it as it very subtly makes sense out of all of its previous cues. For the most part of, Ergo Proxy gives you a mind-boggling experience that leaves a lot of open endings for your own interpretation.
Ergo Proxy Season 2 Release Date
Ergo Proxyseason 1 premiered on February 25, 2006, and came to an end on August 12, 2006. During this span, it aired a total of 23 episodes with each one of them being 25 minutes long.
Therefore, even though it pains me to say this, the chances for a new season of ‘Ergo Proxy’ are next to none. We still hope for a day when someone out there hears our pleas and decides to revive the series for one last glorious run, but till that time comes, we just need to keep our fingers crossed. If we hear anything about the Ergo Proxy season 2 release date, we will let you know.
Ergo Proxy Season 2 Cast & Characters
The voice actors who gave the voice to the characters of the anime series Ergo Proxy season 1 are:
- Koji Yusa VOICED BY Vincent Law
- Akiko Yajima VOICED BY Pino
- Liam O’Brien VOICED BY Vincent Law
- Rachel Hirschfeld VOICED BY Pino
- Rie Saito VOICED BY Mayer
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Ergo Proxy Season 2 Trailer
So while there is no trailer for season 2. I’m going to share the official trailer of season one that might help you to imagine something about season third.
Where to Watch Online?
The English dub of Ergo Proxy is available on Funimation and Amazon Prime. You can also watch it on Crunchyroll with its original Japanese audio and English subtitles.