Yukinobu Tatsu’s hyper-kinetic supernatural manga AND DA AND has rapidly asserted itself as a modern anime phenomenon, earning widespread praise for its relentless pacing, surreal comedy, and spectacular visual direction. Following the conclusion of its highly successful second outing, fans have been tracking the next steps for the occult-hunting duo, Momo Ayase and Ken “Okarun” Takakura. Fortunately, the production committee didn’t leave audiences in limbo for long, officially locking in the continuation of Science SARU’s powerhouse adaptation.
Dan Da Dan Season 3 Release Window
The production committee officially greenlit AND DA AND Season 3 immediately following the broadcast finale of the second season. Franchise publishers further solidified the timeline during a presentation at Jump Festa, unveiling an official teaser visual that locks the broadcast window for a definitive 2027 premiere.
While a specific month or streaming calendar date remains unannounced, the 2027 window represents a strategic production shift. Unlike the rapid turnaround between Season 1 and Season 2, animation studio Science SARU is taking an extended production cycle to maintain the exceptionally high standard of hand-to-hand choreography and complex visual effects that define the series. The show will continue to distribute globally on Crunchyroll, Netflix, and Hulu upon its return.
Dan Da Dan Season 2 Cast
Because Season 3 is in early production, an official third-season voice cast list has not yet been detailed by the studio. However, the core Japanese and English vocal ensemble from the recently wrapped Season 2 is fully expected to reprise their respective roles:
Shion Wakayama / Abby Trott as Momo Ayase
Natsuki Hanae / AJ Beckles as Ken “Okarun” Takakura
Mayumi Tanaka / Barbara Goodson as Turbo Granny
Kaito Ishikawa / Stephen Fu as Jiji (Jinnosuke Enjoji)
Ayane Sakura / Lisa Reimold as Aira Shiratori
Nana Mizuki / Katelyn Gault as Seiko Ayase
Dan Da Dan Season 2 Plot Details
The narrative of Season 2 pushed the supernatural chaos to new heights, centering heavily on the adaptation of the high-stakes Cursed House Arc and the introduction of Jiji’s terrifying spiritual complication. The season focused on the malevolent entity known as the Evil Eye, which took residence inside Jiji, forcing Momo and Okarun to navigate a volatile domestic situation while balancing their growing, yet perpetually awkward, romantic tension.
The secondary half of the installment escalated into full-scale sci-fi madness, shifting focus to Momo’s hot springs adventures and a massive, structural clash involving a subterranean giant serpent and space-faring Kaiju entities. The finale successfully bridged the gaps between the series’ disparate occult and alien mythologies, forcing the expanded group of Furin High allies to operate as a coordinated unit while setting up the foundation for a much larger cosmic conflict awaiting them in the next arc.
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