Gakusen Toshi Asterisk - Season 2
Season 2
Episodes
Divine Revelations
The Phoenix Festa continues... Ayato and Julis are facing Luo and Song from Jie Long Academy!
Corrupt Ruler
A young girl named Flora visits Julis. Meanwhile, Ayato tries to get in touch with Dirk Eberwein in the hope of getting some information regarding his sister, Haruka.
Breaking the Memory Barrier
Ayato and Julis are fighting against Shenyun and Shenhua Li in the quarterfinals. Since the twins are known to only attack their opponents' weak points, what kind of a strategy will Ayato and Julis come up with?
Never Back Down
Ayato and Julis continue their battle against Shenyun and Shenhua Li. Also, Saya and Kirin are facing AR-D and RM-C. Will the Seidoukan Academy live up to the high expectations?
The Tyrant's Puppet Strings
Flora is abducted by a mysterious man. Now, Ayato and his friends have to come up with a plan to rescue her!
Scrambling
It's time for the semi-finals, where Ayato and Julis face Galahadworth's True Knights. Meanwhile, Saya and Kirin search for the missing Flora.
Battle Song
Ayato is looking around parts of the city, hoping to get a a trace about where Flora might be... Unfortunately, his efforts disturb certain people.
The Phoenix Showdown
Ayato and Julis face off against AR-D and RM-C in the Phoenix Festa finals, but Ayato is still without the Ser Veresta. Meanwhile, Saya and Kirin are trying to rescue Flora from her kidnapper. Can they save her in time?
Clinching Victory
The final match continues... Which team will win the Phoenix Festa?
Lieseltania
Ayato and his friends visit Lieseltania, where they are greeted with great enthusiasm! Surprisingly, Claudia has an interesting proposal for Ayato, Julis, Saya and Kirin.
The Lonely Strega
Julis's brother, Jolbert, wants to discuss two important topics with Julis and Ayato. While spending time in Lieseltania, Julis runs into a face from her past.
Reunion
The capital is under attack by Gustave's chimeras, while he unleashes a hydra monster to attack Julis.
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