'Made In Abyss' Season 3: Everything We Know So Far

A story with a perfect blend of dark fantasy, science fiction, and adventure got a beautiful animation in the form of Made In Abyss. Based on the Japanese manga series created by Akihito Tsukushi, Made In Abyss is considered severely underrated by many anime lovers. The series tackled several complex emotional themes effortlessly and balanced out a gorgeous world-building with characters who touch a chord with the audience. So, the real question is, will there be a Made In Abyss Season 3, or does the story end right here? Read ahead to know everything about the future of Made In Abyss and a potential season 3.

Will There Be Made In Abyss Season 3?

Made In Abyss has been officially renewed for a third season. The announcement was made during a special event in Japan on January 15, 2023. The second season of Made in Abyss will be known as the Golden City of Scorching Sun and announced to be in production.

Unfortunately, there is no release date for Made In Abyss Season 3 yet. But the fans are free to speculate anyway. There is no information regarding the number of episodes we can potentially get either, but it can follow the usual 10 to 13-episode format.

What Is The Plot Of Made In Abyss Season 3?

Made In Abyss tells the story of Riko, an orphaned girl who lives in a town called Orth. A gigantic hole descending deep into the earth lies in the midst of the town, and it's known as the Abyss Cave Raiders regularly hunt for lost artifacts from a civilization that is long gone. Riko wished to explore the Abyss, and one day she came across a half-human and half-robot boy whom she named Reg. Together they join forces to find Riko’s missing mother after bidding farewell to her friends as she begins her descent into the Abyss along with Reg. We can expect Riko, Reg, Nanachi, Prushka, and Faputa to continue their journey down the 6th layer of the Abyss.

Who Is In The Cast And Crew Of Made In Abyss Season 3?

We can look forward to the original cast members reprising their roles. Miyu Tomita voices Riko, and Shiori Izawa plays Nanachi. Along with that, we have Mariya Ise as Reg and Mutsumi Tamura as Natto. The series is directed by Masayuki Kojima and created by Kinema Citrus studio. It’s also available for viewing on Adult Swim (Toonami) for the English-speaking audience.

Is There A Trailer For Made In Abyss Season 3?

There is a short teaser trailer that was released with the announcement of season 3. You can check it out below.

The Journey Of Made In Abyss

"Made in Abyss" is a highly popular manga series created by Akihiko Tsukushi, a talented mangaka. It first appeared in Takeshobo's Web Comic Gamma in 2012 and has since grown to 12 Tankobon volumes and 66 chapters. Fans were eagerly anticipating the release of Volume 12, which hit shelves in Japan on July 31, 2023.

The story of "Made in Abyss" did not stop at the manga. It also embarked on an animated adventure, beginning with an anime adaptation in 2017 produced by Kinema Citrus. The first season of the anime captivated viewers with its enchanting storytelling and stunning visuals. The release of the sequel movie, "Dawn of the Deep Soul," in 2020 delved even deeper into the abyss, unraveling mysteries and dark secrets lurking below.

The journey continued with the second season of "Made in Abyss" in 2022, titled "The Golden City of the Scorching Sun." This season aired from July to September, leaving audiences on the edge of their seats as they followed Riko and Reg on their perilous quest. The production of "Made in Abyss" has been a testament to the enduring appeal of this dark fantasy world. From its humble beginnings as a manga series to its stunning adaptation into anime, the story continues to captivate audiences with its rich lore and unforgettable characters. Whether you are a fan of the manga or have been enthralled by the anime, "Made in Abyss" stands as a shining example of storytelling excellence in the world of Japanese entertainment.

This article was reviewed and is up to date as of November 29, 2023.