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.

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🍂 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.

Excitement is building for the upcoming live-action adaptation of “Cells at Work,” set to premiere in Japan in December 2024. Fans were recently treated to a teaser visual and trailer, which also introduced the main cast. Mei Nagano stars as the Red Blood Cell, with Takeru Satoh portraying the White Blood Cell. You can catch a glimpse of their performances in the trailer above.

The film is directed by Hideki Takeuchi, with a script penned by Yuichi Tokunaga. The newly released teaser visual showcases the main actors in their costumes, offering a first look at how the beloved characters will be brought to life.

“Cells at Work” is a popular Japanese manga series by Akane Shimizu, serialized in Kodansha’s Monthly Shōnen Sirius magazine from January 2015 to January 2021. The series also inspired a spin-off manga, “Cells at Work! Code Black,” which ran from 2018 to 2021.

The original manga was adapted into an anime by David Production, spanning two seasons from July 2018 to February 2021 with a total of 21 episodes. Additionally, the franchise includes a movie and a 13-episode anime adaptation of “Cells at Work! Code Black” by LIDEN FILMS.

You can catch the 2 seasons of Cells at Work on Netflix. The series synopsis:

This is a story about you. A tale about the inside of your body… According to a new study, the human body consists of approximately 37 trillion cells. These cells are hard at work every day within a world that is your body. From the oxygen-carrying Red Blood Cells to the bacteria-fighting White Blood Cells, get to know the unsung heroes and the drama that unfolds inside of you!

Stay tuned for more updates as the premiere date approaches!