Man, the hype train for Record of Ragnarok Season 3 never slows down. Ever since Season 2 ended with Buddha pulling that wild heel-turn and flipping the bird to the gods, forums have been on fire. Everyone’s yelling about who fights next, who dies, and when the hell Netflix plans to drop the goods. 2025 is here, and finally some real crumbs are falling from the table. This rundown spills the tea on the release window, fresh voices stepping into the arena, and the batshit plot twists waiting to gut-punch viewers. Buckle up—this season looks ready to swing harder than Thor’s hammer.
Record of Ragnarok Season 3 Release Date Updates
Patience is a virtue nobody has for Record of Ragnarok. Netflix green-lit Season 3 way back in 2024, and voice sessions wrapped by summer. Word on the street says late 2025, probably December. That tracks with the show’s rhythm—Season 1 crashed in June 2021, Season 2 followed in January 2023. Roughly 18 months between seasons keeps the blood pumping without letting the hype die.
Graphinica’s animation crew has been grinding nonstop. A slick teaser hit Anime Expo in July 2025, flashing “divine wrath” and zero concrete dates, but leaks point to a holiday binge-drop. Netflix loves sneaking premieres under the radar, so expect 12 episodes to land all at once, subs first, dubs chasing close behind in English, Spanish, and more.
Record of Ragnarok Season 3 Cast News
The voice game in Record of Ragnarok always slaps, and Season 3 brings heat. Miyuki Sawashiro returns as Brunhilde, scheming like a chess master on steroids. Tomokazu Seki’s Adam still sounds like the ultimate dad ready to throw hands for his kids. But the fresh meat? That’s where things get spicy.
Hiroki Touchi slides in as Hades, dripping underworld swagger. Dude’s voice could melt steel—perfect for a god who’s equal parts classy and pissed. Junichi Suwabe grabs Qin Shi Huang, serving emperor energy with a side of cocky grin. Imagine a warlord who conquered China blind in one eye but sees every weak spot in a fight. Suwabe’s silky menace will make every line hit like a gut punch.
Jack the Ripper creeps back with Soma Saito twisting the knife deeper into that creepy charm. Heimdall’s hype-man antics get louder thanks to Tetsuya Kakihara cranking the volume. No big recasts, just evolution—actors say improv in the booth added extra grit to the chaos.
Japanese track stays king, but the English dub crew is cooking too. Early clips leak pure fire. Get ready for goosebumps.
Record of Ragnarok Season 3 Potential Plot
Season 2 left humanity 0-2 with Buddha defecting like a middle finger to Zeus. Season 3 jumps straight into the Hades arc—manga chapters 39 to 58, if anyone’s counting. The tournament’s halfway mark, and the gods smell blood.
Hades vs. Qin Shi Huang headlines round six. Greek death king wants payback for Poseidon’s L; Chinese emperor wants to flex on eternity. Hades fights with elegant spear spins and quiet rage—think a funeral director who moonlights as a serial killer. Qin counters with blindfolded flair, breaking swords with his bare hands and staring through illusions. Flashbacks dig into Qin uniting China, while Hades mourns his brother. Yeah, the “villain” might make viewers cry.
Brunhilde plays 4D chess, Göll freaks out for comic relief, and the crowd roars louder than ever. Teasers scream Tesla vs. Beelzebub next—mad scientist gadgets against plague-lord bugs in zero-G insanity. Themes hit hard: legacy, revenge, what it means to be “human” when gods keep cheating.
Animation pops off—fluid fight scenes, gore that makes Attack on Titan blush, and colors that burn retinas. No big manga deviations yet, but Netflix loves emotional gut-punches. Expect tears between the blood sprays.
