Introduction
Based on a light novel series of the same name by Takumi Yanai, Gate is an anime that revolves around JSDF official Youji Itami and his encounter with a fictional fantasy world beyond Japan’s towering stone walls.
As you may know, this story begins on the 20th anniversary of a fictional event called “The Day the Fireworks Fell.” After a short prologue showing how first contact between Japan and the fantasy world was made, the first episode shows how JSDF officials were summoned to inspect a gargantuan dragon that had been sighted near the barrier gates. The inspection goes well, but things turn for the worst when a terrorist attack inside Japan (using Chinese and Russian human hostiles) blows Gate wide open: now humans from both worlds can pass through it without harm.
Story of gate season 1 and 2
Season 1 follows Itami and his fellow JSDF officials as they assist in rebuilding this new world, while also helping its people prepare against future attacks from China and Russia who seek to take advantage of their weakened state since most of their military was destroyed trying to defend their land. As such, expect most of the anime’s story arc to be based around how best to defend this realm’s borders with minimal loss of life on both sides.
In the season 2, it would most likely follow Itami and his allies on their missions within the fantasy world, since these are often not covered in the main episodes themselves.
Background information
The rise of internal strife between humans within the fantasy world; there are some who believe that coexistence with Japan will result in various restrictions against their own freedom (especially magic users). This is something you can expect from Gate’s future seasons.
The eventual return of the empire that was overthrown by the rebels before Japan entered their land. They have been rebuilding for 20 years, and it’s only a matter of time before they come back with a vengeance (and perhaps use less scrupulous methods than simply trying to negotiate with them). If history repeats itself, then there may also be other forces at work behind the scenes (such as Russia and China), making matters even more complicated than they already are.
Gate as an animated series
Gate has been one of the most anticipated anime series ever since it aired in July 2015, and there’s no telling how long we will have to wait for its sequel(s) to arrive. However, if you connect certain dots given what we know so far about this show, then you can expect a whole new story arc once Season 2 rolls around. It may even surpass the first season in terms of quality and become something amazing when all is said and done.
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Release date and other information of gate season and 2
Jieitai Kano Chi nite, Kaku Tatakaeri , was initially a self-published web novel by Takumi Yanai on Arcadia, a self-publishing platform. In April 2014, AlphaPolis published the complete novel as an e-book for smartphone and PC devices. In September 2015, it was announced that Takumi Yanai’s Gate. Thus the JSDF Fought There will be adapted into a manga illustrated by Satoru Sao.
It has been announced in July 2016 that a TV anime of Gate would begin broadcasting in July. The Anime is directed by Yasuto Nishikata and written by Hiroyuki Yoshino with animation produced by Studio Bridge. A second season of the anime was announced in August 2016.
Jieitai Kano Chi nite, Kaku Tatakaeri tells a story about a Japanese Self Defense Force member named Yōji Itami who goes to the other world beyond the portal by accident. In this foreign country called Alnus, he sets up a Japan forces base and meets a beautiful elf girl named Princess Pina Co Lada. The JSDF fights against monsters periodically while having conflicts with other countries that got involved because of the gate’s existence.
What is release date of gate season 3?
Gate anime announced Gate Season 2 on December 13th, 2016. Three years later (December 12th, 2019) there has been no official announcement for Gate Season 3. However, fans are optimistic and expecting many things for the Gate Anime Season 3 because there is plenty of time for the show’s makers to renew the Gate. If we guess, we can expect the third season in the first or second quarter of 2021. No word from A-1 Pictures yet as to whether or not they’ll be making a third season but knowing them they probably will as it still has a decently sized following amongst Japanese viewers as well.
These days there are also other anime series which are gaining popularity along with Gate Season 3 such as Goblin Slayer Season 2, Shingeki no Kyojin Season 3, Attack on Titan Anime 2019, etc. This Gate Anime has a chance to get a third sequel if this anime succeeds in earning revenue from Japan and abroad. If you want Gate Season 3/3A then show your support by buying Gate merchandise or watching Gate episodes online via legal streaming services. Gate Season 3/3A release date will be decided by A-1 Pictures (the studio that produces Gate anime) after the release of the anime’s final episode. The official announcement for Gate Season 3 should be made in 2020 or 2021.
Popularity of gate seasons
Gate was pretty popular when it first came out but its popularity has died down a lot recently. The manga version ended less than a year ago after being on hiatus for two years while the anime adaptation was airing, and there hasn’t been any official word about it coming back since. Gate’s original light novel author, Takumi Yanai, has another story called Robot X Laserbeam where he swaps writing military fiction for writing science fiction. He’d be likely to work on a third season if the studio wanted him to but Gate Season 2 finished filming all of its scenes early this year so the production team would need to get back together from scratch.
FAQs
- Why gate season is so popular?
The gate season is so popular because of manga. The first 2 seasons were very famous and their characters are all well known.
- When will be 3rd season release?
The confirm date is yet not announced. But it will released in 2022.