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Frieren: Beyond Journey’s End is a 28 episode fantasy anime from studio Madhouse which has an upcoming second season. It follows the nearly ageless elven mage Frieren as she sets out a new journey long after she helped an adventuring party led by Himmel the Hero defeat the Demon King and usher in an ongoing era of peace and safety for human kind. The show received some of the highest ratings of…


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