‘Dan Da Dan’ Confirms Season 3 Airing in 2027, Unveils New Key Visual

Science Saru has exciting news for fans of the supernatural comedy series “Dan Da Dan.” During Jump Festa 2026, the studio announced that the show will be returning for a third season in 2027. Accompanying the announcement was a new key visual that has piqued the interest of viewers.

The first season of “Dan Da Dan” originally aired from October to December 2024, followed by the second season from July to September 2025. The series is an adaptation of Yukinobu Tatsu’s manga, which has garnered a significant following with over 12 million copies sold. The manga continues to be serialized every Tuesday on Shueisha’s manga magazine app Shonen Jump+.

The storyline of “Dan Da Dan” revolves around Momo, a high school girl hailing from a family of spiritual mediums, and her classmate Okarun, who is an avid believer in the occult. Their paths intersect when Momo comes to Okarun’s rescue from bullies, sparking a debate between the two about ghosts and aliens. To settle their differences, Momo explores an abandoned hospital UFO hotspot, while Okarun ventures into a haunted tunnel. What unfolds is a series of encounters with unexpected creatures, leading Momo to discover hidden spiritual powers and Okarun to gain curse abilities. As they navigate through paranormal battles, a potential romance blossoms between them.

Co-produced by Mainichi Broadcasting System (MBS), a prominent broadcaster based in Osaka with a rich history of anime production, “Dan Da Dan” is in good hands. MBS has been involved in the creation of popular franchises such as “Attack on Titan,” “Full Metal Alchemist,” “Jujutsu Kaisen,” and the groundbreaking film “Akira.”

Science Saru, the studio behind the series, has an impressive portfolio of television, film, and streaming projects. Known for works like “Lu Over the Wall,” “Devilman Crybaby,” “Keep Your Hands Off Eizouken!,” “Inu-Oh,” and “The Colors Within,” Science Saru has established itself as a creative powerhouse in the industry. Fans can look forward to upcoming releases from the studio, including TV anime series like “The Ghost in the Shell” and “Jaadugar: A Witch in Mongolia,” both slated for broadcast in 2026.

With the anticipation building for the third season of “Dan Da Dan,” fans can expect more supernatural adventures, thrilling battles, and perhaps even further developments in the relationship between Momo and Okarun. Stay tuned for more updates as the release date approaches, and get ready to dive back into the intriguing world of “Dan Da Dan.”