
Image: Miraijin A, Kodansha / Kantei Skill de Nariagaru Produktionskomitee
AMBot | 09/05/2026 | Reading Time: 4 Min.
The third season of the anime adaptation of "Tensei Kizoku, Kantei Skill de Nariagaru" – internationally known as "As a Reincarnated Aristocrat, I'll Use My Appraisal Skill to Rise in the World" – starts on September 27, 2026, on Japanese television. The first episode will air at midnight Japan Standard Time, i.e., in the night of September 28, on the "Agaru Anime" timeslot of the CBC/TBS network, which includes 28 stations nationwide. In the regular schedule, the series airs there on Sundays at 11:30 p.m. BS Nippon TV joins on September 29, followed by AT-X from October 1. Parallel to the TV premiere, streaming begins: U-NEXT, Anime Hōdai, and d Anime Store will show the first episode from September 28 at 12:30 a.m., and from October 1, numerous other platforms such as ABEMA, DMM TV, Netflix, Disney+ (Star), Prime Video, Hulu, and Bandai Channel will follow. At the same time, the production team released a second key visual and the second trailer for the third season.
With the new episodes, the voice cast also expands: Sumire Morohoshi takes on the role of Musha Trick, who originally applied for a behind-the-scenes task during a recruitment drive in the Kanare district but is discovered by Ars Louvent due to her magical talent and is accepted into the magic troop. Hinata Tadokoro voices Zatt Brozd, a former assault squad leader of a mercenary group who is appointed deputy leader of the elite troop of House Louvent commanded by Braham. Both characters are new additions in the third season and are also featured in the new key visual, which gathers the retainers that Ars was able to win over using his ability to discern the values and potentials of others. The trailer opens with a determined shot of the protagonist, shows House Louvent as an assembled retinue, and lets the voices of Musha and Zatt be heard for the first time.
For the opening theme, Riko Sasaki will perform "Still Water." The singer describes the piece as a song about purity and the strength to hold on to what lies within a person – shaped by the idea that an appraisal does not define value but rather reveals hidden talents. The ending theme is performed by the band Akuruyo no Hitsuji with "Hibi o Koete" (freely translated: "Overcoming the Days"). Singer Yui Kawano says the song is meant to accompany viewers in moments of doubt and remind them that admitting one's own weaknesses can also be a form of strength. Both tracks can already be heard in excerpts in the new trailer.
The third season picks up from the events of the previous seasons: After his merits in the Miishia succession war, Ars was appointed district governor of Kanare and has expanded the newly formed House Louvent with additional retainers. However, a massive army from the province of Saitz, allied with Basamark, is marching against Kanare – the plot leads into a new armed conflict.
There is a change in production to report: The studio GeyeG Pictures is now in charge, replacing Studio Mother, which was responsible for the first two seasons. Direction continues under Takao Kato, with Hiroaki Matsushima on board as assistant director; series composition is handled by Daisuke Ōhigashi, character design is again by Yūko Yahiro, and music is composed by Kujira Yumemi. The source material comes from Miraijin A, who first published the story as a web novel on the platform Shōsetsuka ni Narō in October 2019; more than 30 million views speak to the popularity of the material. As a light novel, the series is published by Kodansha under the imprint K Ranobe Books with illustrations by jimmy, and the manga adaptation by Natsumi Inoue has been running in the magazine Pocket since June 2020. The first season of the series premiered in April 2024 and opened the new "Agaru Anime" timeslot, with the second season following in September 2024.
With the new episodes, the voice cast also expands: Sumire Morohoshi takes on the role of Musha Trick, who originally applied for a behind-the-scenes task during a recruitment drive in the Kanare district but is discovered by Ars Louvent due to her magical talent and is accepted into the magic troop. Hinata Tadokoro voices Zatt Brozd, a former assault squad leader of a mercenary group who is appointed deputy leader of the elite troop of House Louvent commanded by Braham. Both characters are new additions in the third season and are also featured in the new key visual, which gathers the retainers that Ars was able to win over using his ability to discern the values and potentials of others. The trailer opens with a determined shot of the protagonist, shows House Louvent as an assembled retinue, and lets the voices of Musha and Zatt be heard for the first time.
For the opening theme, Riko Sasaki will perform "Still Water." The singer describes the piece as a song about purity and the strength to hold on to what lies within a person – shaped by the idea that an appraisal does not define value but rather reveals hidden talents. The ending theme is performed by the band Akuruyo no Hitsuji with "Hibi o Koete" (freely translated: "Overcoming the Days"). Singer Yui Kawano says the song is meant to accompany viewers in moments of doubt and remind them that admitting one's own weaknesses can also be a form of strength. Both tracks can already be heard in excerpts in the new trailer.
The third season picks up from the events of the previous seasons: After his merits in the Miishia succession war, Ars was appointed district governor of Kanare and has expanded the newly formed House Louvent with additional retainers. However, a massive army from the province of Saitz, allied with Basamark, is marching against Kanare – the plot leads into a new armed conflict.
There is a change in production to report: The studio GeyeG Pictures is now in charge, replacing Studio Mother, which was responsible for the first two seasons. Direction continues under Takao Kato, with Hiroaki Matsushima on board as assistant director; series composition is handled by Daisuke Ōhigashi, character design is again by Yūko Yahiro, and music is composed by Kujira Yumemi. The source material comes from Miraijin A, who first published the story as a web novel on the platform Shōsetsuka ni Narō in October 2019; more than 30 million views speak to the popularity of the material. As a light novel, the series is published by Kodansha under the imprint K Ranobe Books with illustrations by jimmy, and the manga adaptation by Natsumi Inoue has been running in the magazine Pocket since June 2020. The first season of the series premiered in April 2024 and opened the new "Agaru Anime" timeslot, with the second season following in September 2024.

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This article was originally published in German. It was translated with technical support and editorially reviewed before publication.


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