Rurouni Kenshin fans received exciting news with the announcement of a third season, following the recent conclusion of Season 2. While the release date hasn’t been revealed, fans are already speculating that the new season will arrive in 2026. This expectation comes from the pattern of previous seasons’ releases, though nothing is confirmed yet.
The upcoming season is set to cover the intense final battles of the Kyoto arc, which is considered one of the best storylines in the series. Kenshin Himura and his allies will face off against Makoto Shishio and his elite team of swordsmen, the Juppon-Gatana. With the buildup from the past two seasons, fans can expect an action-packed and emotional storyline.
Confirmation and Production Details
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It has been officially confirmed that Rurouni Kenshin Season 3 is in development after the conclusion of Season 2. While no official release window has been announced, considering that Season 1 premiered in 2023 and Season 2 followed in 2024, a 2026 release seems likely. However, this remains speculation until official details are shared.
Liden Films, the studio responsible for the previous two seasons, is expected to continue with the third installment. The studio has been praised for its consistent animation quality and faithfulness to the original story. If Liden Films returns, fans can expect the same high production standards.
New details about the third season may be shared at the Anime Japan 2025 event, scheduled for Saturday in Tokyo, Japan. Rurouni Kenshin will have a panel on the Red Stage during Day 1, where the production team might reveal more information about the next season.
Storyline and Expectations
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Season 2 focused on Kenshin’s journey to Kyoto, where he prepared to face the threat of Makoto Shishio. Kenshin trained with his former master, Hiko Seijūrō, and obtained a new sword, setting the stage for the decisive battle.
In Season 3, Kenshin will join forces with Sanosuke Sagara, Saito Hajime, and Aoshi Shinomori to confront Shishio and the Juppon-Gatana. The Kyoto arc is known for its intense battles and emotional depth, making it one of the most beloved parts of the series. Fans are eager to see how this climactic showdown will unfold.
My Dress-Up Darling chapter 115 was released on March 20, 2025, marking the conclusion of the popular manga series. While the final chapter was relatively short, it managed to deliver a touching sneak peek into the lives of Gojo and Marin after their marriage. The story opens with a quiet yet meaningful scene featuring photographs of their wedding inside Gojo’s house, confirming their union without directly depicting the ceremony.
The chapter shifts focus to Gojo’s life as a professional Hina doll craftsman and Marin’s career as a model. Despite their busy lives, the couple’s bond remains strong as they share quiet, heartwarming moments together. The chapter highlights their growth, both as individuals and as a couple, offering a satisfying conclusion for fans who have followed their journey.
Gojo and Marin’s Life After Marriage
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Chapter 115 begins by highlighting Gojo Dolls, the family shop where Gojo and his grandfather craft Hina dolls. The scene also shows a room filled with costumes, presumably belonging to Marin, reinforcing her ongoing career as a model. A family photo featuring Gojo, Marin, Kaoru (Gojo’s grandfather), and Masumi Kitagawa (Marin’s father) confirms that the two main characters have officially tied the knot.
The story then moves to a relaxed evening where Gojo and his grandfather are watching TV. Gojo is about to appear in an interview about his doll-making skills, and both Kaoru and Marin are excited to see him on screen. Marin arrives home late from a photoshoot, further confirming that she is actively pursuing her modeling career.
As the program begins, Gojo appears visibly nervous, but Marin cheers him up by reminding him of how proud she was when he first showed her his Hina dolls. The scene reflects the strength of their relationship and how much they have supported each other over the years.
A Heartwarming Family Moment
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The final part of the chapter features a visit from Masumi Kitagawa, who brings Chirashizushi, a traditional Japanese dish enjoyed during special occasions. Masumi expresses his pride in Gojo’s achievements, further reinforcing the positive relationship between Gojo and Marin’s family.
The chapter concludes with Gojo, Marin, Kaoru, and Masumi sitting together at the dining table, sharing a meal and enjoying a heartfelt conversation. The image of their wedding rings on their hands symbolizes their deep bond and the happy life they have built together.
