The production team behind the Ranma ½ reboot has unveiled a fresh key visual and a slate of new cast members for the series' third season. Set to hit airwaves on October 4, the show will continue its run on Nippon Television, bringing more of Rumiko Takahashi’s iconic romantic comedy to a new generation of viewers.
The latest casting update introduces a powerhouse lineup to the ensemble. Masako Nozawa is set to voice the Headmaster, joined by Jun Fukuyama as Sentarou Daimounji and Minami Tanaka as Tsubasa Kurenai. Additionally, Mayumi Tanaka and Saori Hayami have been confirmed for roles in the upcoming season, further bolstering the star-studded production.
Produced by MAPPA, the new adaptation has maintained a rapid release cadence since its debut in Fall 2024. The series serves as a modern reimagining of the original manga, which ran in Weekly Shounen Sunday from 1987 to 1996 and remains a cornerstone of the genre. International audiences can follow the series via Netflix, which has handled global streaming for the previous seasons.
