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Twisted-Wonderland plans its second-season return with Savanaclaw in focus

A new dormitory and a magic tournament take the school story into a corner inspired by The Lion King.

By Pulse Editorial TeamOctober 30, 2026
A dark-haired, green-eyed character in an image from the animation.
Twisted-Wonderland promotional material published by JBox.

The next stage of Twisted-Wonderland has a planned premiere date. In a report dated October 29, 2026, JBox cited a Disney+ announcement placing the start of the second season, Episode of Savanaclaw, on December 23, with eight episodes released weekly.report dated October 29, 2026 ↗Additional source reference ↗

The focus shifts to Savanaclaw, the dormitory inspired by The Lion King. Night Raven College is preparing for Spelldrive, a magic tournament between dormitories, and that rivalry sets up the next stage of school life.

The franchise began as a game and expanded into manga, light novels and animation, with manga also published in Brazil. For viewers arriving through the anime, learning about the current dormitory and story arc offers a manageable way in without having to master the entire game setting at once.

The announced date does not, on its own, confirm a Brazilian catalog release or the available languages. Check Disney+ announcements for Brazil when planning to watch.

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