Fans of the popular anime series “That Time I Got Reincarnated As A Slime” received exciting news this weekend. The official website for the fantasy adventure show announced that the much-anticipated third season is slated to premiere in April 2024.
Unlike the previous seasons, which were one hour, or 12-13 episodes, long, season three will span a more generous two-course for a total of approximately 24-26 episodes.
This extended run time will allow the show to cover more story content from the light novel and manga source material about a man reborn as a powerful slime monster in a new fantasy world.
To commemorate the season three announcement, the Slime anime website also revealed a special promotional video and poster visual offering viewers their first look at the new season.
The video and image feature familiar characters from the show, hinting at upcoming story arcs and adventures.
That Time I Got Reincarnated As A Slim has built a devoted fanbase with its first and second seasons, which have aired on BS11 and Nippon TV.
This latest announcement is sure to excite viewers, who are eagerly looking forward to the continued animated adventures of their favorite slime and his magical world.
Season three promises to be the most epic installment yet when it hits Japanese airwaves next spring.
Preview
That Time I Got Reincarnated As A Slime Season 3 anime website also unveiled details about the opening theme song for the upcoming third season.
Popular Japanese rock band STEREO DIVE FOUNDATION will perform the new opening track called “Peacekeeper.” Fans may recognize the group from their work on the second season-ending theme song.
STEREO DIVE, FOUNDATION member R.O.N. left a comment expressing enthusiasm about contributing music to That Time I Got Reincarnated As A Slim once again.
He highlighted his and the band’s extensive previous involvement with the franchise, including ending songs, a film insert track, and background music work.
R.O.N. conveyed honor and excitement to create the opening theme for Season 3. He promised fans can look forward to his music complimenting the anime when it begins airing next April.
After contributing to many aspects of the That Time I Got Reincarnated As A Slim musical landscape before, STEREO DIVE FOUNDATION seems poised to deliver another catchy opening that captures the spirit of the series.
Cast
More good news for That Time I Got Reincarnated As A Slim enthusiasts: The anime website confirmed that the talented staff and voice cast from the prior seasons are returning for the production of Season 3.
This includes the animation studio 8bit, who will bring their stellar visuals to the new episodes.
Fans who are eager for more That Time I Got Reincarnated As A Slim content can also look forward to a special TV program on Nippon Television airing on January 30th, 2024.
This broadcast will serve as a lead-up celebration to review 10 years of the massively popular Slime franchise since its light novel origins.
The program promises to showcase behind-the-scenes details and previews about the impending third season.
It will also take viewers through a nostalgic celebration of the characters, stories, and moments that have made That Time I Got Reincarnated as a Slime such a beloved series over the past decade.
Everything is being pulled together to make the upcoming season the most magical That Time I Got Reincarnated As A Slim adventure yet.
More About That Time I Got Reincarnated As A Slim
The world of That Time I Got Reincarnated as a Slime originated from a fantasy light novel series written by author Fuse and brought to life with illustrations by Mitz Vah.
The stories were first published episodically on the popular Japanese user-generated content site Shosetsuka ni Naro between 2013-2016.
The Slime light novels proved so popular that Micro Magazine picked up the series for official publishing starting in 2014.
As of October 2023, a total of 21 light novel volumes have been released, allowing fans to continue enjoying the adventures of a man reborn as a friendly slime monster in a magical new world.
The franchise expanded into manga form in 2015 when artist Taiki Kawakami began serializing a Slime adaptation in Monthly Shonen Sirius magazine by major Japanese publisher Kodansha.
This manga and several spin-off manga series complement the novels and anime, further establishing the series’ imprint on the fantasy genre.
With strong light novel, manga, and anime adaptations, That Time I Got Reincarnated as a Slime has built a devoted fanbase over the past decade.
The upcoming Season 3 promises to be the most exciting installment yet in 2024.
