Mashle: Magic and Muscles Season 3 has confirmed its Japanese premiere date for January 9, 2027, alongside the release of its first full promotional video and a new key visual. The announcement also revealed two additional voice actors and several members of the production team for the upcoming Tri-Magicathalon Divine Visionary Final Exam Arc.
Aniplex unveiled the new material on November 11, which coincides with protagonist Mash Burnedead’s birthday. The promotional video offers a closer look at the upcoming storyline and introduces two characters from Valkis Magic School, setting up the next major challenge for Mash and his companions.
According to Anime Corner, the season will begin broadcasting in Japan on January 9. Its scheduled 24:00 timeslot means the actual broadcast takes place at midnight on January 10.
Sōma Saitō and Ryōta Suzuki join the Mashle Season 3 cast
The latest announcement confirms Sōma Saitō as Domina Blowelive and Ryōta Suzuki as Lévis Rosequartz. Both characters are associated with Valkis Magic School and will become part of the conflicts surrounding the Divine Visionary Final Exam.
The returning voice cast includes Chiaki Kobayashi as Mash Burnedead, Kaito Ishikawa as Lance Crown, Reiji Kawashima as Finn Ames, Reina Ueda as Lemon Irvine and Takuya Eguchi as Dot Barrett.
The production team also features several new additions. Kazuya Ishiguri joins as assistant director, while Kento Toya handles sub-character design. Akane Hirose and Yutori Sugiura are responsible for prop design, with Mayuko Yamamoto overseeing monster design.
A-1 Pictures returns for the third season
Tomonari Tanaka continues as director, with Yōsuke Kuroda handling series composition and scripts. Chiaki Furuzumi takes over character design, replacing Hisashi Higashijima, while Masaru Yokoyama returns to compose the music. A-1 Pictures remains responsible for animation production.
The season will air on Tokyo MX, BS11, Gunma TV and Tochigi TV, alongside additional Japanese channels and streaming services. Crunchyroll has also confirmed international streaming, excluding Japan and China.
The anime adapts Hajime Kōmoto’s manga, which concluded in Weekly Shonen Jump in July 2023 with 18 collected volumes. The franchise is also expanding beyond television, with a live-action film starring Mackenyu scheduled to open in Japan on March 19, 2027.