Skate the Infinity Season 2 Set in Winter Revealed With Holiday Art

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It looks like the characters will be stepping onto snowboards in the new season.

The creators of the anime SK8 the Infinity have shared the first details about the second season. During a holiday broadcast dedicated to “∞ Day,” a new key visual featuring the main characters in winter clothing and labeled “Season 2” was revealed. This is all the creators have been able to present so far, but director Hiroko Utsumi assured fans that production has not stopped:

“We haven’t reached the stage where we can show you anything real yet, but we still wanted to share at least a small detail about the second season. So I’ll share one little secret: it takes place in winter! Winter in SK∞… which means SK∞ might look something like this! Maybe. After all, the possibilities are infinite. Work on the second season is gradually moving forward, so please wait just a little longer for it.”
Hiroko Utsumi

The second season of SK8 the Infinity was announced back in August 2022 alongside an OVA. The four-part special release SK8 the Infinity EXTRA PART came out in 2025, but no details about the full continuation had surfaced since then.

The plot of the anime focuses on high school student Reki, who is passionate about underground skateboard races called “S” that take place on a winding course inside an abandoned mine. One day, Reki brings Langa there after Langa returns from Canada. Langa has never skateboarded before, but he has experience with snowboarding. Thanks to his years of experience, Langa quickly adapts and becomes one of the strongest competitors in the races. Now, the winter setting hints that the characters might also get on snowboards in the second season. In that case, it will be Langa’s turn to share his experience with Reki.

A premiere date for the second season has not been announced yet.

 

Source: iXBT.games

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