Third season of Mushoku Tensei: Jobless Reincarnation will have 14 episodes; know where to watch By Carolina Costa
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The long-awaited return of the anime Mushoku Tensei: Jobless Reincarnation, with its third season, will have a total of 14 episodes, bringing relief and anticipation to fans of the saga. The official broadcast began on Friday, July 5, 2026, in Japan, with Crunchyroll making the chapters available to a global audience.
This number of episodes, higher than the standard of 12 seen in many productions, is welcome news for admirers, suggesting a more complete and faithful adaptation of the light novel’s rich narrative. The original work, written by Rifujin na Magonote and illustrated by Shirotaka, was completed in November 2022 with 26 volumes, ensuring vast material for this and future seasons and allowing the new phase to explore the details of the story in greater depth.
Plot details and the role of the main characters
The new season will delve deeper into the lives of Rudeus Greyrat and Eris Boreas, central characters in the plot. Rudeus, now in a new chapter of his life, takes on the role of father and husband, dividing his attention between Sylphiette, his first wife and mother of his daughter, and Roxy Migurdia, his newly married second wife.
While Rudeus seeks to balance his personal life with his studies, the narrative will also revisit Eris’s past. Determined to surpass Rudeus’ feats and prepared to confront the fearsome Orsted, the Dragon God, Eris will be focused on her arduous training.
Number of episodes confirmed for the new phase of the saga
The third season of Mushoku Tensei: Jobless Reincarnation will have 14 episodes, distributed across two Blu-ray sets, each containing seven chapters. This structure indicates a substantial adaptation of the work, covering important narrative arcs of the light novel.
The 26-volume light novel’s conclusion in November 2022 ensures that there is more than enough material to expand the series for several more seasons, an exciting prospect for the dedicated fanbase.
Cast of voice actors returning for the new chapters
The new season will feature the return of an acclaimed voice cast, who will bring fan-loved characters to life. The list includes:
- Ai Kakuma as Eris Boreas Greyrat
- Ai Kayano as Sylphiette Greyrat
- Konomi Kohara as Roxy Migurdia Greyrat
- Tomokazu Sugita as Rudeus Greyrat (Previous Incarnation)
- Yumi Uchiyama as Rudeus Greyrat
- Haruka Tomatsu as Nina Farion
- Hisako Kanemoto as Zenith Greyrat
- Katsuyuki Konishi as Auber Corvette
- Kenjirō Tsuda as Orsted
- Lynn as Lilia Greyrat
- Mari Yokoo as Reida Reia
- Megumi Toyoguchi as Ghislaine Dedoldia
- Saya Aizawa as Norn Greyrat
- Taiten Kusunoki as Badigadi
- Tetsu Inada as Gal Farion
- Yōko Hikasa as Cruel Isolte
- Yūki Takada as Aisha Greyrat
Where and when to watch the episodes in Brazil and around the world
Crunchyroll is the platform responsible for broadcasting the third season of the anime Mushoku Tensei: Jobless Reincarnation. The global premiere took place with two consecutive episodes on Friday, July 5, 2026, at midnight (Japan time).
The series’ regular schedule will occur every Sunday at 8 a.m. (Pacific Time), which corresponds to 9 a.m. in Central Mexico and equivalent times in other regions. Streaming is available worldwide, with the exception of Japan, China, and some other Asian countries due to licensing restrictions.
Production team and the soundtrack for the third season
The series continues under the direction of Ryōsuke Shibuya at Studio Bind, who also collaborates on series composition with Naoto Taniuchi. Ryōta Furukawa and Sanae Shimada are responsible for character design, while Keiya Nakano and Satoshi Shimada serve as main animation directors.
The art direction is by Masakazu Miyake, the photography direction by Shinji Tonsho and the sound direction by Jin Aketagawa. Makiko Doi handles the color design and Akinori Mishima is the editor. The original soundtrack was composed by Yoshiaki Fujisawa. The opening theme, “Ketsui no Uta”, is performed by Yuiko Ōhara, and the ending theme, “Inori, Owareba”, is by Mika Nakashima.
