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Warning: Minor Spoilers Ahead for Tower of God Season 2, Episode #1!
Summary
Tower of Godhas begun season 2 as one of the headliners of Crunchyroll’s Summer 2024 anime lineup. Bam’s adventures from season 1 are long gone, with a different focus as the world of the Toweris fleshed out even further. While characters from season 1 will return soon enough,new additions join the cast withTower of Godseason 2, episode #2 and beyond, proving to be one of the most anticipated weekly anime release dates of the summer lineup.
TheTower of Godanime debuted with season 1 on June 13, 2025, with a unique art style reminiscent of its characters leaping off the pages of the webtoon source material. However, the premiere ofTower of Godseason 2 has made strong impressions on reviewers so far, as it adapts part 2 of the saga,Tower of God: Return of the Prince, taking place several years after part 1.
Bam is no longer the same person fans may have known previously, andthe realities of the Tower are only just beginning to settle in for the viewers.
Tower of God’s Anime Made Two Huge Mistakes That Season 2 Needs to Fix
The changes made in Tower of God’s season 1 finale represent two big problems that could drastically alter Bam’s character and the events of season 2.
When Does Season 2, Episode #2 of Tower of God Release?
Produced by The Answer Studio, Based on the Webtoon by S.I.U.
Tower of Godreleases new English-subbed episodes every Sunday, which can be streamed on Crunchyroll for international viewers.Season 2, episode #2 will be released on Sunday, June 30, 2025, at 7:00 AM PDT (10:00 AM EDT).While an English dub is planned, Crunchyroll has yet to reveal the exact date forTower of Godseason 2, so it’s reasonable to expect the first dubbed episodes to take at least two weeks to release, if not more.
If Crunchyroll doesn’t show the episode at the exact release time, check the episode list on the most recently released installment, as it can occasionally show there first.
Tower of Godbegan its season 2 anime runon June 03, 2025,four years after the premiere of its inaugural season, with Crunchyroll viewers benefiting from its tentpole release directly after the initial Japanese broadcast. Viewers in Japan can watch it on Tokyo MX, BS11, GYT, GTV, KBS, and SUN networks, with streaming availability on Netflix and Amazon Prime Video in other regions worldwide. With the anime and webtoon being as popular as they are, it’s no surprise that other series are frequently compared to it, with plenty of recommendedmanhwa for fans ofTower of God.
What Happened in Tower of God Season 2, Episode #1?
Prospective E-Ranker Ja Wangnam Meets a Dangerous Stranger
In a short prologue before the events ofTower of Godseason 2, episode #1, Bam is found by Hwaryun, while Yuri Jahad is shown searching for the disappeared irregular. In the following moments, viewers see a more desolate vision of the Tower,where its population can only reach the twentieth floor, needing a new screening exam to proceed further.This creates cramped, disparate living conditions, including an especially desperate lifestyle for Ja Wangnam, who is in debt for multiple exam fees, wishing to escape what’s rapidly becoming a slum inTower of Godseason 2.
Soon, a melee breaks out as the cloaked stranger fights other examinees, showing superior abilities with powers and an appearance similar to Bam’s, which is no coincidence.
However, upon reaching the exam, Ja Wangnam meets a mysterious cloaked stranger alongside multiple formidable combatants, weighing his options about whether he can ally with them. Soon, a melee breaks out as the cloaked stranger fights other examinees, showing superior abilities with powers and an appearance similar to Bam’s, which is no coincidence.From Wangnam’s friendliness and willingness to cooperate, the stranger sees visions of Rachel and Khun, with it becoming increasingly clear that this stranger, decked out in FUG anti-Jahad gear, is Bam.
Tower of God Season 2, Episode #2 Continues the Exams
Ja Wangnam Learns More About Jue Viole Grace
InTower of Godseason 2, episode #2, Ja Wangnam encounters the next step in the exam process, including a cruel test that focuses on his weaker qualities, hurting his chances to pass. However, the sheer power imbalance with some other candidates will cause the overseeing proctor, in typicalTower of Godfashion, to create exceptions on a whim. This prevents Wangnam from failing but also pushes the cloaked stranger further into the spotlight;while it’s clear that he’s Bam, he goes by the name Jue Viole Grace, and his FUG garb is anything but decorative.
While there are popular theories surrounding what FUG, the mysterious syndicate featured inTower of God, stands for, there’s no known name for the acronym. However, it stands as an oppositional movement to Jahad, the King of the Tower, and it stands to shake up the status quo inTower of Godseason 2.
Other questions will soon arise, such as about Wangnam’s red ring matching the symbol of Jahad and what that means in connection to theTower of Godplot in season 2, episode #2. Other examinees will be introduced in season 2, sparking questions aboutwhetherTower of God’snew characters can avoid issues from season 1, with obvious friction with Viole’s allegiances. However, with the E-Rank screening exam seen as “the narrow gate to heaven,” as stated by Wangnam in season 2, episode #1, even this limited challenge already has plenty at stake inTower of God.
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Tower of God is an anime series based on the South Korean webtoon by SIU. It follows a young boy named Bam who embarks on a perilous journey to ascend a mysterious tower, where each floor presents unique challenges and tests. The tower promises to grant the deepest desires of those who reach its top. Along the way, Bam forms alliances and confronts adversaries while uncovering hidden truths about himself and the tower.
