A-1 Pictures has confirmed a new season of Fate/strange Fake is in production, with the announcement made at Anime NYC 2026 on Friday. The studio released a teaser visual alongside the news, though specific details about air date and episode count have not yet been disclosed.

The Fate/strange Fake anime adaptation has had an unconventional rollout. A special episode subtitled Whispers of Dawn premiered at Anime Expo 2023 in July that year, serving as a precursor to the full series. The first season then aired in Winter 2026 and is currently available on Crunchyroll with multiple subtitle options and an English dub.

Fate/strange Fake originated as an April Fools' joke on author Narita's website before developing into a full light novel series. The franchise is part of the broader Fate universe, which spans multiple anime adaptations, visual novels, and manga properties. A-1 Pictures is handling the animation duties, bringing the studio's experience with action-heavy anime to the supernatural battles and mystery elements of the story.

The announcement at Anime NYC suggests strong fan interest in the series, particularly in the North American market where Crunchyroll's streaming platform has built considerable reach. With the first season having aired earlier this year, production on season 2 appears to be progressing relatively quickly—a sign of the property's commercial success.

More information about the new season, including a release window and visual confirmation, is expected to arrive as A-1 Pictures moves forward with development. Fans can continue watching the first season on Crunchyroll in the meantime.