Chained Soldier (Mato Seihei no Slave) Season 3 Officially Announced
Chained Soldier (known in Japanese as Mato Seihei no Slave) – great news for fans: The anime's third season has been officially announced. The announcement was made during a special event for the series and quickly became a hot topic among fans. However, no official details have been shared yet regarding the release date, cast, or story scope.
The series is an adaptation of the manga of the same name written by master author Takahiro and illustrated by Yohei Takemura. The manga has been published on Shueisha's Shonen Jump+ platform since 2019. Takahiro previously created a beloved series like Akame ga KILL!. Chained Soldier tells the story of the Demon Defense Force, a mostly female group that fights against demons threatening humanity alongside the mysterious gates that open into dimensions called Mato. Our protagonist Yuuki Wakura gains the power of a "slave" through his bond with Kyouka Uzen and plays a key role in the battle against demons.
The anime's first season aired in the winter 2024 season, produced by studio Seven Arcs. The first season, notable for its action and fantasy elements, unusual reward system, and large cast of characters, was also well received among manga fans. The announcement of a third season so soon after the second shows that the teams behind the production continue to have confidence in the series. This is also one of the most concrete signs that the producers are positioning Chained Soldier as a long-running anime brand.
This announcement is of great importance to fans; the manga still has many story arcs that have not been adapted into the anime. In particular, the power system, character developments, and the backgrounds of the main antagonists could be explored in greater depth in the third season. The promotional video, visuals, and casting news expected to be announced in the coming period are among the most anticipated details. We will update our news as more information about Chained Soldier season 3 arrives.
