The long-awaited second season of Witch from Mercury is finally here, and fans are eager to see how the story develops after the cliffhanger ending of the first season.



The episode doesn’t immediately address the elephant in the room—the aftermath of Suletta Smash. Instead, it focuses on the individual struggles of the characters: Miorine, who is caring for her injured father; Suletta, who has to deal with opportunistic students at school; and various groups planning their next moves. While this may be frustrating for some viewers, it underscores the themes of free will and trust, which will play a crucial role as the season progresses.



Another major plotline introduced in this episode is Prospera’s mysterious plan, known as Quiet Zero. Though the details are still vague, it’s clear that this plan will create tension between Miorine and Suletta and likely lead to a fierce conflict. As a Gundam series, viewers can expect Quiet Zero to be a radical and utopian idea that will shake the foundations of the show’s universe.



The first episode also sets the stage for an exciting confrontation with the Earthian witches and Nika’s role in the unfolding events. While it’s still too early in the season to speculate about major deaths, this skirmish will certainly set the tone for the battles and challenges to come.