Crunchyroll Fall 2025 Anime Lineup: Heroes, Assassins, and Vampires

Anime fans, buckle up—this fall is going to be wild. Crunchyroll just dropped its Fall 2025 anime season lineup, and it’s got everything: the final showdown of My Hero Academia, more chaos with the Forger family in SPY x FAMILY Season 3, Saitama’s fist itching for action in One Punch Man Season 3, and… well, also a noblewoman who snacks on monsters like they’re chicken nuggets. Truly, something for everyone.

Here’s a taste of what’s hitting Crunchyroll soon:

🚀 The Big Guns

  • My Hero Academia: Final Season (Oct 4) Deku’s pulling out all the stops, All Might is rocking a powered armor suit, and the fate of Japan hangs by a thread. It’s shonen history in the making.
  • SPY x FAMILY Season 3 (Oct 4) – Loid, Yor, and Anya are back to prove once again that no one can keep a secret in this family… except maybe the dog.
  • One Punch Man Season 3 (Coming Soon) – Monsters beware, Saitama’s still bald, still bored, and still obliterating villains with one punch.
  • To Your Eternity Season 3 (Oct 4) – Fushi in the modern era? Sounds wholesome. Fushi facing the Beholder’s true goals? Sounds terrifying. Classic To Your Eternity mood swings.

🎮 Gamers, This One’s For You

  • Let’s Play (Oct 1) – A rom-com about a game dev, a salty streamer, and the awkward chaos of neighbors. Bonus: there’s a very good dog.
  • A Gatherer’s Adventure in Isekai (Sept 29) – Yet another office worker gets isekai’d… but this time with cheat skills that sound like your ideal RPG loot grind.

❤️ Love, Awkwardness, and Monster Meals

  • My Dress-Up Darling Season 2 (Sept 20) – Marin and Gojo are back! Expect cosplay, blushes, and enough “best girl” debates to set anime Twitter on fire. 🔥
  • Yano-kun’s Ordinary Days (Sept 30) – A sweet rom-com about a clumsy girl and a bruised-up boy who desperately needs bubble wrap.
  • My Awkward Senpai (Oct 2) – Office romance meets social anxiety—prepare to say “same” a lot.
  • Pass the Monster Meat, Milady! (Oct 2) – A “Voracious Villainess” who loves eating monsters. Honestly? Relatable.
  • Li’l Miss Vampire Can’t Suck Right (Oct 12) – A vampire who’s bad at vampire-ing. Twilight wishes it was this funny.

🌍 The Weird and Wonderful

  • Touring After the Apocalypse (Oct 4) – Because nothing says “end of the world” like road-tripping on a motorbike with your bestie.
  • This Monster Wants to Eat Me (Oct 2) – Girl meets mermaid. Mermaid wants to eat girl. Romantic? Maybe. Stressful? Definitely.
  • Alma-chan Wants to Be a Family! (Oct 5) – Imagine building an AI who calls you “mom and dad,” can vaporize tanks, and just wants hugs. Sounds like every JRPG escort quest ever.

And don’t worry, the big hitters like One Piece, Gachiakuta, and TOUGEN ANKI will keep powering through the season too.


🍂 Final Thoughts

This Fall 2025 lineup is a buffet: action-packed finales, wholesome rom-coms, quirky isekai, and some truly “only in anime” concepts (seriously, monster meat banquets?). Whether you’re in it for Deku’s last stand, Anya’s smug faces, or a vampire who needs blood-drinking lessons, there’s plenty to binge.

So grab your snacks, charge your devices, and get ready: anime autumn has arrived.

AFASG25 Announces First I Love Anisong Line-Up

Anime Festival Asia Singapore 2025 (#AFASG25) is gearing up for its return from 28 – 30 November 2025 at Suntec Singapore Convention & Exhibition Centre. The organisers, SOZO, have revealed the first wave of artistes who will perform at the I Love Anisong Music Festival — one of the biggest highlights of the annual event.


Familiar Faces Returning

  • SPYAIR – Known for iconic anime themes across BLEACH, Gintama, Haikyuu!!, and Gundam, the band returns with their updated line-up.
  • May’n – Celebrating her 20th year as a performing artist, May’n will bring both nostalgia and fresh energy to the stage.
  • Wednesday Campanella – Returning with their trademark experimental sound and visually creative performances.

First-Time Singapore Performances

  • asmi – A rising J-pop voice behind multiple anime theme songs, with tracks that went viral across social media.
  • HIMEHINA – Virtual idols with a reputation for polished music videos and large-scale online performances.
  • Isekaijoucho – A multi-talented creator whose music blends dark, emotional tones with visual storytelling.
  • NOMELON NOLEMON – A newer band already attached to anime projects like Rurouni Kenshin and Mobile Suit Gundam.
  • Shouta Aoi – Recognised as both a voice actor and singer, bringing versatility and strong live vocals.

More Than Concerts

AFASG25 remains more than just music. Visitors can explore:
🎮 Akiba Town – Exhibition hall with showcases, games, and exclusive merchandise.
📺 Day Stage – Featuring talk shows, live discussions, and anime-related content.
🤝 Meet & Greet Sessions – Limited opportunities for autographs, Q&A, and photos with special guests.
🎨 Creators Hub – A curated space featuring international and regional fan creators.
👾 Cosplay Hub – Hosting top cosplayers from across Asia, including several debuting in Singapore.


Ticket Details

  • Cat 3 (SGD 158/day) – Entry-level concert seats plus Day Stage & Exhibition access.
  • Cat 2 & Cat 1 (SGD 178–198/day) – Closer seating with ballot chances for signed posters.
  • 3-Day VIP Cat 1 (SGD 588) – Best available seats, VIP pack, autograph ballot, and priority access.

🎟 Ticket sales begin 20 August 2025, 2 PM (SGT) at Anime Festival Asia’s ticketing page.


Anime Festival Asia has always been the regional hub for anime, cosplay, and gaming culture — and this year’s line-up suggests another strong mix of returning favourites and first-time acts. For fans of anisong, J-pop, or anyone curious about the crossover of music and gaming culture, AFASG25 looks set to close the year on a high note.

Mobile Legends: Bang Bang Sets Esports World Cup Record, Reveals M7 World Championship Plans

Mobile Legends: Bang Bang (MLBB) has made esports history. At this year’s Esports World Cup (EWC 25), the game’s Mid Season Cup (MSC) drew over 3 million peak concurrent viewers, making it the most-watched tournament in EWC history, according to Esports Charts.

Riding this momentum, MOONTON Games has announced details for the upcoming M7 World Championship (M7) — including a new format and slot allocations.


M7: A Return to Indonesia

The M Series makes its way back to Jakarta, Indonesia in January 2026. Considered the spiritual home of MLBB esports, Indonesia will host the largest M Series to date:

  • 22 teams in total
  • USD 1 million prize pool
  • New Wild Card format — 8 teams compete for 2 Main Stage slots
  • Japan’s return to the M Series after a long absence

This change opens opportunities for newer regions while showcasing Indonesia’s role as the heart of MLBB esports.


Why Indonesia Matters

Indonesia has consistently been MLBB’s strongest market — from packed stadiums during MPL Indonesia to record-breaking viewership numbers. At EWC 25, over 45% of MSC’s hours watched came from Indonesian language broadcasts, proving how central the region is to MLBB’s global success.

Government support is also evident. Indonesia’s Minister of Youth and Sports, Ario Bimo Nandito Ariotedjo, recently highlighted the energy at MPL Indonesia Season 15, where fans filled arenas and outdoor watch zones — comparable to the country’s biggest sports finals.


Esports Charts on MLBB’s Growth

Esports Charts CEO Artyom Odintsov noted:

“MSC not only set a new record for the EWC series, but was one of the most-watched events in MLBB history. With this in mind, MLBB could be the new face of the EWC.”


Looking Ahead to M7

For Indonesian teams, M7 carries extra weight. The country last lifted the M Series trophy in 2019, and competing on home ground adds pressure — and pride. For global fans, M7 represents both competition and culture, with Jakarta set to become a stage for MLBB’s worldwide community.

With MLBB now holding the crown as the most-watched title in EWC history, all eyes will be on Jakarta next January.