Disney's 'Dragon Striker' Renewed for a Second Season

Arica Conrad

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Disney's 'Dragon Striker' Renewed for a Second Season

The animated sports fantasy series Dragon Striker aired last month on Disney+ and Disney XD and will be renewed for a second season, premiering next year.

Dragon Striker Renewed

Dragon Striker show logo with a dragon creating the "D" and "S."

Disney announced during Anime Expo that it has renewed the show for a second season, which will be available to watch on Disney XD and Disney+ in early 2027. In the second season, the Knights will face buried secrets, ancient evil, and broken friendships as they fight to reach the Banner’s Helm final and risk it all for victory.

A first-look image from the second season featuring the cast of characters was also revealed:

The series stars Akshay Kumar (Key), Rebecca LaChance (Ssyelle), Yeukayi Ushe (Milo), Waylon Jacobs (Odward) and Evanna Lynch (Ameline).

Dragon Striker

Key and Ssyelle from Dragon Striker, each holding a ball.

Dragon Striker is a new animated sports fantasy series that mixes high-stakes athletic competition with magical powers and a visual style that is distinctly inspired by Japanese animation.

Dragon Striker is set in a world where sports and magic are closely linked. The story follows Key, a farm boy who discovers he has an unusually powerful natural ability and may be the mythic, long-rumored “Dragon Striker.” His journey leads him to Kal Asterock, a prestigious academy for students with extraordinary talents.

At the school, Key teams up with Ssyelle, a goalkeeper trying to lead an underdog squad against Kal Asterock’s reigning champions. As Key learns to control the dragon-like force within him, Ssyelle works to keep the team from falling apart. Their quest gradually uncovers long-buried secrets and the threat of an ancient evil.

The 11-episode series premiered in full on Disney XD on June 9, with episodes available to stream the following day on Disney+ and Hulu. More information about the show can be found here. You can also listen to the end credits song from the show online.

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