Chained Soldier Season 3 Officially Announced

HIDIVE offers the first two seasons for streaming.

The third season of the TV anime Chained Soldier has officially been announced. Based on the original manga by Takahiro and Yohei Takemura, the anime will return for a new season. A production announcement PV and a new visual for Season 3 have also been revealed.

The announcement was made on August 2 during the “Chained Soldier 2 Special Event” held at The Garden Hall in Ebisu, Tokyo. The Season 3 announcement video features bright lights, blooming flowers, and a mysterious large door.

Announcement Trailer:

Teaser Visual:

© Takahiro,Yohei Takemura /SHUEISHA, Chained Soldier Production Consortium

The original manga is currently serialized on Shonen Jump+ and has surpassed 6.8 million copies in circulation worldwide. The first anime season aired in January 2024, followed by the second season in January 2026. The anime is available for streaming on HIDIVE.

The original Chained Soldier manga is written by Takahiro, illustrated by Yohei TakamuraHIDIVE describes the anime as follows:

Two supernatural forces appeared simultaneously on Earth: entrances to another dimension known as Mato, and Peaches, resources that give unique abilities to women. From the Mato come Yomotsu Shuuki, dangerous monsters that leave destruction in their wake. The government’s Anti-demon Corps stands against these creatures, employing women empowered by Peaches to face the monstrous threat. Yuuki Wakura watches these forces clash from a distance, but when he unexpectedly runs afoul of a Yomotsu Shuuki, he’s rescued by Kyouka Uzen, the chief of the Seventh Unit of the Anti-demon Corp—and she sees something in him that could turn the tide of the monster incursion. Yuki holds the unique power to make Peaches more effective, but he’ll have to become Kyoka’s willing slave to join the fight against the Yomotsu Shuuki and save the world.

Source: Comic Natalie

© Takahiro,Yohei Takemura /SHUEISHA, Chained Soldier Production Consortium

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