Get ready for the third season of Record of Ragnarok, based on the popular manga that has sold over 18 million total copies. Fans today were treated to a new teaser trailer and a special illustration crafted by the original manga’s creators to celebrate the Season 3 announcement from the Warner Bros. Japan Anime Production department. The news was amplified by Netflix, which is the streaming home of the anime series.
Created by Azychika (art), Shinya Umemura (story) and Takumi Fukui (story structure) and serialized in Monthly Comic Zenon by Coamix, Record of Ragnarok has won numerous manga awards, including the Kono Manga ga Sugoi! 2019 for male readers, the National Bookstore Employees’ Recommended Comics of 2019, and the 2nd Manga News Prize.
“I’m so grateful that the third season of the anime is being produced,” said Umemura. “This is all thanks to everyone’s support — thank you from the bottom of my heart. I can’t wait to see how that one move by Nikola Tesla appears on screen! I hope everyone will continue to watch Record of Ragnarok!”
Fukui added, “Much time has passed since the explosive ending to the second season. Thanks to the support of our fans, the third season is finally here! How will that fiery battle we depicted in the comic be recreated? How will certain moves and scenes come to life on screen? Plus, familiar characters will cross paths again. I can’t wait for everyone to see the continuation of the battle between gods and humanity!”
Inspired by the epic end-of-the-world battle foretold in Norse myth, Record of Ragnarok unfolds as the gods deign to give humankind one final chance to prove the worthiness of their existence.
The second season, released in January 2023, became a mega-hit that surpassed even the first season. It reached the weekly Top 10 (Non-English series) in 84 countries and claimed the No. 1 spot in the Daily TV Series Top 10 in 17 countries.
The saga continues in Season 3 with 13 one-on-one battles for the survival of humanity, pitting gods against humans from across the world. Witness the fateful seventh battle: the final fight to break the 3-3 tie between the gods and humans. Blood flows and fists fly in these intense battles of strong convictions!
Watch the first two seasons of Record of Ragnarok now streaming on Netflix at netflix.com/recordofragnarok.
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