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Maomao is back to doing what she does best, which is poking her nose into things that are none of her business. If you're a fan of The Apothecary Diaries (Kusuriya no Hitorigoto), you already know where this is going. The Season 3 premiere ended on a quiet, uneasy note, and Episode 2 is set to pick things up on Friday, October 9. That's only five days away, so there's not much time to wait. New episodes come out every week on Crunchyroll, which makes it easy to rewatch the premiere and get back in the right headspace. Honestly, between the bugs, the palace drama, and the growing mystery, it's hard not to be hyped.

Tokyo Revengers (Tôkyô Ribenjâzu) just gave fans a premiere that left plenty of people reaching for tissues, and now everyone's already counting down to episode 2. The first episode dropped on October 2, and the next one is barely a week away. International viewers can expect it on Disney+ sometime around October 8 or 9 depending on where they live, since the show has stuck to its global same day release pattern so far.

So, is there going to be a Polar Opposites Season 3? That's the question on everyone's mind right now. You and I Are Polar Opposites (Seihantai na Kimi to Boku) is about to close out its second season, and honestly, nobody feels ready to say goodbye. Here's what's actually known about the Season 3 and what could come next.

So Extraordinary Attorney Minami (Minamida Minami Bengoshi wa Tensaihada) has a release date, and honestly, the timing couldn't be better for anyone who's been missing Extraordinary Attorney Woo since 2022. This is the Japanese remake of that massive Korean hit, and it's been all over fan pages for weeks now. The premise stays close to the original. Simple on paper, but it clearly struck a nerve the first time around, and people are curious to see what Japan does with it.