Spirit Chronicles Anime Confirmed for Season 3
Crunchyroll streamed both earlier seasons as they aired in Japan and offered an English dub of the second.

The official X/Twitter account for the anime adaptation of Yuri Kitayama and Riv’s light novels announced a third season on Wednesday.
The television anime Spirit Chronicles (Seirei Gensouki) will return for a third season. Its official X/Twitter account announced the news on Wednesday.
The first season premiered in Japan on TV Tokyo in July 2021. It also aired on BS Fuji and AT-X before streaming on ABEMA and other services. Crunchyroll streamed it during its Japanese broadcast.
Season two debuted in October 2024. Crunchyroll streamed it as it aired and also released an English dub.
The second season’s staff included:
- Hiroshi Kubo as director.
- Osamu Yamasaki as supervisor. He directed the first season at TMS Entertainment; his other credits include Toward the Terra, ItaKiss, and Hakuoki: Demon of the Fleeting Blossom.
- Yamasaki returning to write scripts alongside Mitsutaka Hirota, Megumu Sasano, and Yoshiko Nakamura.
- Kyoko Yufu returning as character designer.
- Scott McDonald joining as art director.
- Tomoko Kohioki returning as color key artist.
- Norimasa Teramoto returning as compositing director of photography.
- Keisuke Yanagi returning as editor.
- Yasuyuki Yamazaki returning as composer, with Nippon Columbia and TMS Music handling music production.
- Hiroto Morishita returning as sound director.
- Yoko Sakurai handling sound effects.
- KANON handling sound production.
J-Novel Club publishes both Yuri Kitayama and Riv’s original light novels and Futago Minaduki’s manga adaptation.
Its synopsis follows Rio, a hard-hearted orphan living in the slums. At seven, he discovers he is the reincarnation of Haruto Amakawa, a Japanese university student with a tragic past.
While processing that revelation, Rio discovers he has exceptionally powerful magic. He uses it to solve a young girl’s kidnapping. In recognition of his deed, he gains admission to a prestigious academy for noble children.
Kitayama started serializing the story on the Shōsetsuka ni Narō (“Let’s Become Novelists”) website in February 2014. Hobby Japan began publishing print novels illustrated by Riv in 2015. Minaduki launched the manga adaptation in 2017.
Sources: Seirei Gensouki - Spirit Chronicles anime's X/Twitter account via ANN







