Premiering March 19, 2025, on Disney+, Gannibal Season 2 continues the spine-tingling story of Keisuke Goto (Shô Kasamatsu), a police officer who uncovers the horrifying secrets of a remote village with a dark, cannibalistic past. Based on Masaaki Ninomiya’s acclaimed manga, this Japanese horror-thriller series blends suspense, mystery, and psychological terror as Goto delves deeper into the village’s twisted traditions and his own family’s connection to its gruesome history.
With its atmospheric tension, shocking twists, and standout performances, Gannibal Season 2 promises to deliver even more thrills and chills. Whether you’re a fan of horror, mystery, or character-driven drama, this season is a must-watch for anyone who dares to uncover the truth.
Meet the Cast of Gannibal Season 2
1. Shô Kasamatsu as Keisuke Goto
Shô Kasamatsu, born January 21, 1993, in Tokyo, Japan, is known for Tokyo Vice and Kamen Rider. As Keisuke Goto, Kasamatsu delivers a gripping performance, capturing the character’s determination, fear, and moral conflict as he confronts the horrors of the village.
Kasamatsu’s portrayal of Goto anchors the series, as his journey to uncover the truth and protect his family drives the narrative. His ability to convey both vulnerability and resilience makes Goto a compelling protagonist.
2. Yûya Yagira as Daigo Agawa
Yûya Yagira, born March 26, 1990, in Saitama, Japan, is known for Nobody Knows and Shinjuku Swan. As Daigo Agawa, the enigmatic and menacing village leader, Yagira brings a chilling intensity to the role.
Yagira’s performance adds depth and menace to the series, as Daigo’s true motives and connection to the village’s dark secrets are slowly revealed.
3. Riho Yoshioka as Yuki Agawa
Riho Yoshioka, born October 23, 1992, in Tokyo, Japan, is known for The 8-Year Engagement and The Naked Director. As Yuki Agawa, Daigo’s wife and a key figure in the village, Yoshioka brings a mix of warmth and mystery to the role.
Yoshioka’s portrayal of Yuki adds emotional complexity to the series, as her character’s loyalty and secrets create tension and intrigue.
4. Rairu Sugita as Yosuke Goto
Rairu Sugita, a rising young actor, plays Yosuke Goto, Keisuke’s son. Sugita’s portrayal of Yosuke captures the innocence and vulnerability of a child caught in a terrifying situation.
Sugita’s performance adds emotional weight to the series, as Yosuke’s safety becomes a driving force for Keisuke’s actions.
5. Kokone Shimizu as Mashiro Agawa
Kokone Shimizu, known for The Journalist and The Naked Director, plays Mashiro Agawa, Daigo and Yuki’s daughter. Shimizu’s portrayal of Mashiro captures the character’s innocence and curiosity.
Shimizu’s performance adds depth to the series, as Mashiro’s interactions with the Goto family reveal the human side of the village’s dark secrets.
6. Takato Yonemoto as Makoto Goto
Takato Yonemoto, known for Tokyo MER and Kamen Rider, plays Makoto Goto, Keisuke’s younger brother. Yonemoto’s portrayal of Makoto captures the character’s loyalty and inner turmoil.
Yonemoto’s performance adds emotional resonance to the series, as Makoto’s journey reflects the impact of the village’s horrors on the Goto family.
7. Yûtarô Nakamura as Ryuji Goto
Yûtarô Nakamura, known for The Naked Director and Alice in Borderland, plays Ryuji Goto, Keisuke’s father. Nakamura’s portrayal of Ryuji captures the character’s stoicism and hidden pain.
Nakamura’s performance adds depth to the series, as Ryuji’s past and connection to the village are revealed to play a pivotal role in the story.
8. Hirota Ôtsuka
Hirota Ôtsuka, a veteran actor known for Shin Godzilla and The Blood of Wolves, plays a mysterious villager with ties to the village’s dark history. Ôtsuka’s portrayal of the character adds intrigue and menace to the series.
Ôtsuka’s performance adds tension to the story, as his character’s actions and motives create new challenges for Keisuke and his family.
9. Mitsuo Yoshihara as Iwao
Mitsuo Yoshihara, known for The Naked Director and Tokyo Vice, plays Iwao, a villager with a deep connection to the cannibalistic traditions. Yoshihara’s portrayal of Iwao captures the character’s brutality and fanaticism.
Yoshihara’s performance adds intensity to the series, as Iwao’s role in the village’s rituals becomes a central focus of the story.
