The third season of the television anime adaptation of ONE’s Mob Psycho 100 manga, Mob Psycho 100 III, has a character promotional video that Warner Bros. Japan started streaming on Wednesday. Shigeo “Mob” Kageyama is featured in the video clips from the anime’s first two seasons:
The anime will make its Japanese television debut on October 5 on Tokyo MX, BS Fuji, and on October 7 on Cartoon Network.
Aside from Asia, Crunchyroll will broadcast the anime in its original Japanese with English subtitles and dub when it airs in Japan. The initial two episodes were shown last month at Crunchyroll Expo.
The third season of the anime will have a new cast, according to Crunchyroll. In order to “achieve this effortlessly per our production and casting criteria, we will need to recast some characters,” according to a Crunchyroll spokesman, the decision was taken to record the simuldub for Mob Psycho 100 III at the company’s Dallas production facility. Smash Zoom! The dubs for Mob Psycho 100’s first two seasons were created by Entertainment. In the first two seasons, most of the dub actors are not Texas residents.
Because Crunchyroll has refused to meet with representatives of the Screen Actors Guild – American Federation of Television and Radio Artists (SAG-AFTRA) union in order to negotiate a potential contract on upcoming productions, voice actor Kyle McCarley said in a video on Tuesday that he might not reprise his role as the anime’s protagonist Mob.
As Shigeo “Mob” Kageyama, Arataka Reigen, Ekubo, Ritsu Kageyama, and Teruki Hanazawa, Setsuo Ito, Takahiro Sakurai, Akio Ohtsuka, Miyu Irino, and Yoshitsugu Matsuoka, respectively, are repeating their roles.
the following additional cast members:
- Takanori Hoshino as Serizawa
- Atsumi Tanezaki as Tome Kurata
- Uki Satake as Tsubomi
- Ayumi Fujimura as Ichi Mezato
- Toshihiko Seki as Musashi Goda
- Yoshimasa Hosoya as Tenga Onigawara
Former director of the anime Yuzuru Tachikawa is now listed as executive director, while Takahiro Hasui (director of the episodes of Bungo Stray Dogs and Sk8 the Infinity) as the new director. For the creation of the series, Hiroshi Seko is back. Returning as character designer, sound director, and composer, respectively, are Yoshimichi Kameda, Kazuhiro Wakabayashi, and Kenji Kawai. The art director from the previous seasons, Ry Kno, as well as the color designer, Shihoko Nakayama, the director of photography, Mayuku Furumoto, and the editor, Kiyoshi Hirose, all return.
The anime’s opening and closing themes, “1” and “Cobalt,” will be performed by MOB CHOIR once more.
The Mob Psycho 100 series was first published in 2012 on Shogakukan’s Ura Sunday service and then in 2014 on Shogakukan’s Manga ONE app by the original manga writer ONE (One-Punch Man). In December 2017, he called the series a wrap. In April 2018, Shogakukan released the sixteenth and last volume of the manga’s compilation book. The manga and the Mob Psycho 100: Reigen offshoot manga are both published in English by Dark Horse Comics.
The anime’s first season debuted in Japan in July 2016, and the second season did the same in January 2019.
As both shows were shown in Japan, Crunchyroll streamed them.
English dubs for the anime were broadcast by Funimation, and both shows were made available on home video. In October 2018, the first season of the first series began airing on Adult Swim’s Toonami programming block.
Crunchyroll streamed the Mob Psycho 100 REIGEN: The Miraculous Unknown Psychic event anime when it first launched in March 2018. The anime was eventually broadcast with a dub on Crunchyroll and Funimation.
The manga also served as the inspiration for a live-action series, which made its Netflix debut in Japan in January 2018 and internationally in May 2018.
The stage adaptations of the manga’s first and second episodes debuted in January and September of 2018, respectively. In August 2021, a third performance took place.
