The anime adaptation of the manga Dan Da Dan by Yukinobu Tatsu has officially announced its third season.

The anime adaptation of the manga Dan Da Dan by Yukinobu Tatsu has officially announced its third season. The official website unveiled a new visual to mark the occasion, shortly after the broadcast of the final episode of Season 2. The series, known for blending paranormal mystery, romantic comedy and supernatural battles, continues to enjoy success among fans. Broadcast on MBS and TBS during the Super Animeism Turbo programming block, the second season premiered on July 3 and was available on several streaming platforms, including Crunchyroll, Netflix and Hulu.

For this new season, studio Science SARU is retaining a team already familiar with the project, with Fūga Yamashiro and Abel Góngora directing. The voice cast also remains unchanged, with Mutsumi Tamura notably reprising the role of Jashi (Evil Eye). Musically, the opening theme is performed by Aina The End and is titled Kakumei Dōchū, while WurtS provides the ending theme, Doukashiteru. Before its television broadcast, the first three episodes even received a theatrical preview release under the title Dan Da Dan: Evil Eye, earning more than $3 million during its opening weekend in North America.

The world of Dan Da Dan follows Momo, a high school student from a family of mediums, and Okarun, an enthusiast of the occult. Their relationship begins after an argument over the existence of ghosts and extraterrestrials, with each of them setting out to test their beliefs in haunted places or locations marked by apparitions. They then discover supernatural phenomena that upend their lives, awakening unexpected powers within them. Blending humor, romance and strange battles, the series continues to attract an international audience. The original manga remains available in English through Viz Media and MANGA Plus.