I’ve Been Killing Slimes for 300 Years has returned with the premiere of season 2, episode 1, which aired on Saturday, April 5, 2025, at 9:30 PM JST. This new episode continues the series’ tradition of offering delightful moments and heartwarming interactions that fans have come to cherish.
Adapted from Kisetsu Morita’s charming light novel and animated by Studio Revoroot, the story centers around Azusa Aizawa, a former office worker who, after working herself to exhaustion, finds herself reborn in a fantastical world where she has gained immortality. Embracing a carefree existence, Azusa decides to hunt slimes exclusively, only to realize centuries later that she has reached the maximum level of 99.
In the inaugural season, viewers witnessed Azusa’s transformation from a solitary witch to the beloved matriarch of a magical family. She adopted slime spirit daughters, Falfa and Shalsha, mentored a dragon girl, and developed relationships with various magical creatures, bringing a delightful vibrancy to her initially simple life.
Continuing the narrative, I’ve Been Killing Slimes for 300 Years season 2, episode 1 resumes with its signature blend of laughter, enchantment, and wholesome chaos that has captivated a global audience.
Azusa and Laika’s Culinary Adventure
The episode commences with Azusa and Laika embarking on a quest through the lush southern forest to gather herbs while practicing their witchcraft. During their journey, they stumble upon rice and red beans, inspiring Azusa to create delicious Manju for her beloved slime daughters, Falfa and Shalsha.
After some lighthearted kitchen blunders and assistance from Flatorte, Azusa successfully perfects her recipe. The culinary creation is a hit among her slime children, sparking an idea for a new commercial venture: Snack Slimes, adorable buns shaped like slimes filled with sweet bean paste. Thanks to Falfa’s irresistible charm, these treats quickly become a sensation, and the day concludes with a joyous celebration of love, laughter, and family achievements.
The Introduction of Mega-Mega and the Virtue Stamp Card
Things take a whimsical turn in this episode when Halkara introduces a unique concept: a virtue stamp card initiative resulting from a “Meetable God”campaign. Resembling a loyalty card, this scheme rewards individuals for performing good deeds. The Goddess Mega-Mega is said to bless those engaged in acts of kindness, from healing illnesses to helping reunite lost items.
Intrigued, Azusa, Halkara, and Shalsha make their way to Vitamei, where the ambiance blends the excitement of a pop concert with a celestial atmosphere. Mega-Mega makes a grand entrance, recognizing Azusa immediately. This revelation exposes that she stepped down from her celestial role to foster closer connections with humans and conceptualized the virtue stamp as a means to encourage benevolence.
In a touching moment, Mega-Mega takes Azusa aside, reassuring her that her immortality remains intact. Adding a comedic twist typical of the series, it is revealed that she was demoted for reincarnating too many individuals as eternally youthful girls. Yet, her genuine desire to spread positivity shines through her actions.
A Heartwarming Conclusion Embracing Family and Kindness
Returning to her home, Azusa is embraced by warmth and affection as her family surprises her with their own virtue stamps, expressing gratitude for the slime snacks she provided and the magical life they share. Moved by the sweet gestures from Falfa and Shalsha, Azusa realizes that while she may not fit the conventional mold of a witch, she is living her life to the fullest, surrounded by loved ones.
In a joyful conclusion to I’ve Been Killing Slimes for 300 Years season 2, episode 1, Azusa proudly identifies as the happiest witch alive, with her family enthusiastically joining in on the virtue stamp initiative as well.