2025 has been a dream year for anime fans — from the Spring 2025 anime lineup that kicked things off with emotional highs, to the Summer 2025 anime releases that delivered non-stop hype. Now, Fall is here, and it’s ready to raise the stakes even further with some of the most anticipated shows of the year. This lineup is pure peak otaku fuel. Here’s your quick, easy-to-read guide to what’s dropping this fall.
1. One-Punch Man Season 3
Studio: J.C. Staff | Expected Release: October 12, 2025 | Where to Watch: Crunchyroll (Intl), Hulu/Viz (US)
Summary: After six long years, Saitama finally returns, and the wait was worth it. Season 3 dives into the Monster Association arc, one of the manga’s biggest storylines, where the Hero Association goes all-out against Garou, Orochi, and a terrifying army of monsters. Expect brutal one-on-one battles, Garou’s descent into something unstoppable, and the kind of jaw-dropping Saitama moments that will make this season explode across social media.
More: One-Punch Man Season 3 Premieres October 12 With New Teaser & Visual
2. My Hero Academia: Final Season
Studio: Bones | Expected Release: October 4, 2025 | Where to Watch: Crunchyroll, Netflix (regions vary)
Summary: The war for the future of heroes is here. This season covers the Final War arc, where Deku, Class 1-A, and the pros take on All-For-One and Shigaraki in battles that decide the fate of society. The anime is set to bring heartbreaking sacrifices, insane villain power-ups, and the emotional crescendo that fans of this generation’s biggest shounen have been waiting for. Get ready — this could be the darkest and most powerful season yet.
3. Spy × Family Season 3
Studio: Wit Studio × CloverWorks | Expected Release: October 4, 2025 | Where to Watch: Crunchyroll, Netflix, Hulu
Summary: The Forger family’s double lives are only getting messier. Season 3 adapts the Red Circus arc, throwing Anya into serious danger, and digs deeper into Loid’s past while Yor continues her assassin missions in secret. But don’t worry, it’s still packed with hilarious misunderstandings, wholesome family moments, and of course, Anya’s meme-worthy faces. A perfect mix of heart, action, and comedy.
4. Kingdom Season 6
Studio: Pierrot | Expected Release: October 4, 2025 | Where to Watch: Crunchyroll
Summary: The massive war epic continues as Shin climbs higher in his quest to unify China. Season 6 adapts the Kyoukai arc and Zhao conflicts, pushing Shin’s army to new limits and delivering large-scale strategy battles that fans of military anime crave. Expect gut-punch losses, fierce rivalries, and the kind of battlefield drama that makes Kingdom a timeless seinen masterpiece.
5. To Your Eternity Season 3
Studio: Drive | Expected Release: October 4, 2025 | Where to Watch: Crunchyroll
Summary: Fushi’s immortal journey continues, and the stakes are heavier than ever. Season 3 takes us into the Uralis Kingdom arc, where Fushi’s battle with the Nokkers escalates while he struggles with the weight of immortality, love, and loss. This series has always been a tear-jerker, but this season promises to be its most emotionally devastating and thought-provoking chapter yet. Prepare your tissues.
6. Sanda
Studio: MAPPA | Expected Release: October 3, 2025 | Where to Watch: Netflix
Summary: From the creator of Ajin comes a dark and chilling supernatural tale. Sanda follows a boy born on Christmas who carries a mysterious curse tied to ancient legends. Strange transformations, eerie folklore, and a creeping sense of dread make this series stand out from the usual seasonal line-up. If you like Ajin or Tokyo Ghoul, Sanda is about to become your next obsession.
7. Campfire Cooking in Another World Season 2
Studio: MAPPA | Expected Release: October 7, 2025 | Where to Watch: Crunchyroll
Summary: Mukouda and his “overpowered cooking” return for round two. With Fel the gluttonous Fenrir, Sui the adorable slime, and his magical modern recipes, Season 2 promises even more heartwarming adventures across the isekai world. Expect wholesome laughs, mouthwatering food, and surprisingly epic fantasy moments. This series is literally the anime equivalent of comfort food.
8. Zombieland Saga Movie
Studio: MAPPA | Expected Release: October 24, 2025 (Theatrical release) | Where to Watch: Streaming TBA
Summary: Franchouchou is making their idol comeback on the big screen! The Zombieland Saga Movie continues the story of the undead idols from Saga Prefecture as they chase even bigger dreams while juggling chaotic comedy and surprisingly emotional arcs. With new songs, flashy performances, and plenty of laughs, this movie is set to be a treat for idol anime fans worldwide.
9. Gintama: 3-Z Ginpachi Sensei Spin-Off
Studio: BN Pictures | Expected Release: October 6, 2025 | Where to Watch: Crunchyroll
Summary: Gintoki as a teacher? You already know what that means: pure chaos. This spin-off turns our favorite Gintama cast into school life comedy mode, with Ginpachi Sensei at the helm of the most unhinged classroom imaginable. Expect parodies of modern anime, over-the-top jokes, and the same Gintama energy that never fails to break the fourth wall.
10. My Friend’s Little Sister Has It In for Me!
Studio: Project No.9 | Expected Release: October 4, 2025 | Where to Watch: Crunchyroll, HIDIVE
Summary: Based on the popular rom-com light novel, this anime brings awkward teen dynamics and witty banter to life. The story follows a boy constantly teased and challenged by his best friend’s younger sister, leading to misunderstandings, rivalries, and budding romance. If you enjoyed Oresuki or My Teen Romantic Comedy SNAFU, this will scratch that same itch with plenty of laughs and charm.
11. May I Ask for One Final Thing?
Studio: EMT Squared | Expected Release Date: October 3, 2025 | Where to Watch: Crunchyroll
Summary: A hidden gem this season, this story follows a noble lady betrayed by her fiancé — but instead of breaking down, she unleashes her true terrifying side. With a mix of revenge, comedy, and wild over-the-top fights, it’s going to be one of the most entertaining fantasies rom-coms of Fall.
12. Let This Grieving Soul Retire Season 2
Studio: EMT Squared | Expected Release Date: October 4, 2025 | Where to Watch: Crunchyroll
Summary: The reluctant hero Van, who just wanted a quiet life, finds himself once again dragged back into chaos. Season 2 will explore deeper conspiracies, hidden enemies, and whether Van can truly escape the battlefield or if fate will forever pull him back. Perfect for fans of strategy-driven fantasy with emotional weight.
13. Record of Ragnarok Season 3
Studio: Graphinica x Yumeta Co | Expected Release Date: December 2025 | Where to Watch: Netflix
The battle of gods vs humanity continues, and Season 3 promises some of the most hyped matchups yet! After legendary duels in Season 2, fans can expect jaw-dropping animation, emotional backstories, and more gods vs heroes clashes that test the limits of divine and human willpower.
14. Ranma ½ Season 2 (Reboot)
Studio: David Production | Expected Release Date: October 4, 2025 | Where to Watch: Netflix / Crunchyroll
Summary: The legendary martial arts rom-com from Rumiko Takahashi continues its reboot with Season 2! Expect more absurd training battles, cursed transformations, hilarious misunderstandings, and of course, Ranma’s chaotic love life. For both nostalgic fans and new viewers, this is pure 90s chaos polished for 2025.
15. This Monster Wants to Eat Me
Studio: STUDIO LINGS | Expected Release: October 2, 2025 | Where to Watch: Crunchyroll (Global)
Summary: A beautifully twisted GL supernatural drama—Hinako, a haunted high school girl, meets Shiori, a mermaid who protects her until she’s ripe enough to eat. As Hinako deals with isolation and longing for release, Shiori’s devotion grows, weaving horror, melancholy, and strangely tender intimacy into a hauntingly emotional tale.
Source: MAL | Crunchyroll
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