Zom 100 Episode 2 Release Date and Time
The second episode of the animated adaptation of The Zom 100: The Dead’s Bucket List will premiere worldwide on Sunday, July 16. The series premiered on July 9 and now fans are eagerly awaiting the next installment.
The second episode, titled “Dead Man’s Bucket List,” will continue the story from the second chapter of the original comic series. Crunchyroll has confirmed a release time for Episode 2 in a different time zone.
For North American viewers, viewers in the Pacific time zone can watch the premiere at 2 a.m., while viewers in the Eastern time zone can tune in at 5 a.m. In the UK, the series will air at 10am UK time, followed by 11am European time.
Indian viewers can watch the episode at 2:30 pm, while Filipino viewers can watch it at 5 pm. Finally, Australian fans can watch the episode at 7pm AEST. Additional details, such as the official plot synopsis and preview images for the second episode, will be shared in the lead-up to the premiere, with updates provided as soon as they are released online.
Where can I watch Zom 100 anime?
The first season of “Zom 100: The Dead Man’s Bucket List” is currently airing on Japan’s MBS/TBS network. For viewers outside of Asia, the anime is available on popular platforms such as Netflix, Crunchyroll, and Hulu.
Zom 100: The Dead’s Bucket List is a fresh anime set in a zombie apocalypse world with a unique blend of humor and uplifting elements. The story revolves around Akira, a dedicated employee in the production department who grows tired of his job due to its negative impact on his mental health.
However, his life takes an unexpected turn when he visits the building manager and discovers that a zombie apocalypse has swept the world. Putting aside the heavy workload, Akira seized the opportunity and embarked on a new journey. Armed with a notebook, he sets out to complete 100 tasks before his inevitable death.
The show is a fresh take on the zombie genre, blending comedy, heartwarming moments, and Akira’s quest to make the most of the time he has left in a zombie-infested world.
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How many episodes will there be in Zom 100?
The exact number of episodes of the animated series Zom 100: The Dead Man’s Bucket List is currently unknown. However, based on patterns observed in many other Netflix animated releases, it is reasonable to expect that the first season will have at least 8 episodes and at most 24 episodes.
While this range provides a general estimate, the final episode number could fall anywhere within this range. As the season progresses, fans eagerly await further announcements or updates regarding the episode count.
As viewers dive deeper into Akira Tendo’s zombie-filled adventures, they can look forward to plenty of episodes exploring his journey of self-discovery and bucket-list adventures in a post-apocalyptic world.
The show has captured people’s attention with its humorous and unique premise, and anticipation continues to grow with each new episode. Stay tuned for more updates and announcements that may reveal the exact number of episodes in “Zom 100: The Bucket List.”
Zom 100 Overview
“Zom 100: The Bucket List of the Dead” (Zom 100: The Bucket List of the Dead), also known as “Zom 100: 100 Things I Want to Do Before I Become a Zombie”, is a Japanese manga created by Haro Aso and illustrated by Kotaro Takada.
It has been serialized in the boy’s manga magazine “Monthly Sunday Gene-X” published by Shogakukan since October 2018. As of June 2023, the series has been edited into 14 single volumes. Viz Media holds the license to distribute the comic in English in North America.
In July 2023, the animated TV series produced by Bug Films will premiere. Viz Media has also acquired animation licenses outside of Asia. Additionally, a live-action film adaptation of the series is scheduled to premiere on Netflix in August 2023, adding another dimension to the Zom 100 franchise.
ZOM 100 characters
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Character name |
Voice Actor (Japanese) |
Voice Actor (English) |
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Tendo Akira |
Umeda Shuichiro |
Zeno Robinson |
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Mikazuki Shizuka |
Kusumochi |
Abby Trotter |
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Kenichiro Ryuzaki/Kencho |
Makoto Furukawa |
Xander Mobbs |
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Beatrice Ammerhauser / Beatrice Ammerhauser |
Takahashi Minami |
Laura Post |
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Kosugi Qiyan |
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