When Is Season 3 Of Dandadan Coming Out

So there I was, last Tuesday, sprawled on my couch with a bowl of popcorn that was definitely too salty. I had just finished rewatching the final, absolutely bonkers episode of Dandadan Season 1. You know the one—where Momo and Okarun are screaming while a giant, creepy doll monster is chasing them. I sat there in the quiet, the credits rolling, and I whispered to no one, “Okay, universe… when is Season 2?”

And then I remembered: Season 2 isn’t even out yet. But my brain, which apparently runs on pure chaos, immediately jumped to the next logical question: When is Season 3 of Dandadan coming out? Yeah, I know. I’m already planning my post-apocalyptic survival strategy before the first zombie even gets up. But hey, if you’re reading this, you’re probably just as impatient as I am.

The good news (and the reality check)

Let’s get the obvious out of the way: Season 3 has not been officially announced. I know, I know—that’s the part where I’m supposed to get all dramatic and offer you a virtual hug. But here’s the thing: Dandadan is a massive hit. The manga is a juggernaut, and the anime adaptation by Science SARU was a critical darling. It’s basically a golden retriever of a show—everyone loves it.

So, will we get a Season 3? Almost certainly yes. But we have to be patient, which, let’s be honest, is not my strong suit. The bigger question is when and how it fits into the schedule.

Let’s talk about the elephant in the room: Season 2

You can’t have a Season 3 until Season 2 actually airs. And Dandadan Season 2 is currently scheduled for July 2025. Mark your calendars, set a reminder, maybe even hire a town crier. That’s still a few months away, which feels like an eternity when you’re refreshing Twitter for any crumb of news.

But here’s the kicker: if Season 2 drops in July 2025, a typical anime season runs for about 12 to 13 episodes. That means the finale will likely land in September or October 2025. So, even if they announced Season 3 the day after the finale, production takes time—usually 18 to 24 months for a high-quality show like this. Do the math, and you’re looking at a potential release in late 2026 or early 2027.

I know. I’m sorry. I don’t make the rules; I just break the bad news. But look on the bright side: at least we have some time to rewatch the first season and memorize every insane detail about the Turbo Granny arc.

Why the wait is (sort of) a good thing

I get it—you want the next episode now. You want to see how the anime handles the cursed house arc, or the evil-eye arc, or whatever glorious insanity Yukinobu Tatsu cooks up next. But here’s the secret: Science SARU is not a factory. They are artists who pour their souls into making every frame look like a psychedelic fever dream. Rushing them would be like asking a painter to finish a masterpiece in five minutes—it’s just going to look like a toddler with crayons.

Plus, if Season 3 comes out in 2026 or 2027, the manga will be even further ahead. That means we get a deeper, richer story that’s not left hanging on a cliffhanger. Trust me, you don’t want a repeat of what happened to Attack on Titan final season—where we spent three years staring at a boat.

Is there any hope for an earlier release?

Look, miracles happen. Sometimes studios drop a second season within the same year, like when Jujutsu Kaisen did that double-whammy. But Dandadan is not a low-effort show. It’s packed with wild fight sequences, intricate character designs, and a soundtrack that makes you want to fight a ghost in a school uniform. That stuff takes time and money.

Also, keep in mind that the anime industry is currently stretched thin. Everyone wants their favorite series adapted, and there are only so many animators with functioning wrists. If we get a Season 3 announcement at the end of 2025, that would be a win. Anything sooner, and I’ll eat my own hat—which, given my luck, would probably be possessed by a grumpy alien.

What should you do while you wait?

First, read the manga. I know, I know, some of you are anime-only purists. But the art in the manga is incredible, and it’s the best way to get your fix without screaming into the void. Start from chapter one, because the anime made a few small changes, and you’ll appreciate the details. Plus, you’ll get to see arcs that haven’t even been hinted at in the anime yet.

Second, rewatch Season 1 with a friend who hasn’t seen it. Watching someone else lose their mind over the “banana” scene is pure comedy gold. It’s like experiencing the show for the first time, but with commentary. And finally, join the community. Subreddits, Discord servers, even Twitter—the Dandadan fandom is hilariously chaotic and full of theories that get weirder every day.

Final (non-ironic) thoughts

So, when is Season 3 of Dandadan coming out? The honest answer is: we don’t know exactly, but probably around 2026 or 2027. It feels like forever, I know. But look at it this way—by then, you’ll have rewatched Season 1 at least ten times, read the manga, and maybe even trained yourself to run from a grinning ghost. In the meantime, grab your popcorn, scream at the wall, and remember: good things come to those who wait. And also to those who obsessively refresh news pages.

Stay weird, Dandadan fans. The aliens and ghosts will be back soon enough.