

文豪ストレイドッグス 第3期
Following the conclusion of the three-way organizational war, government bureaucrat Ango Sakaguchi recalls an event that transpired years ago, after the death of the former Port Mafia boss. Osamu Dazai, still a new recruit at the time, was tasked with investigating rumors related to a mysterious explosion that decimated part of the city years ago—and its connection to the alleged reappearance of the former boss. Due to circumstances out of his control, he is partnered with Chuuya Nakahara, the ...
This season adapts chapters 38 through 53 of the manga.
When mythic fire meets detective grit, Yokohama’s underworld erupts anew.
After the chaotic three‑way clash that reshaped Yokohama’s underworld, the stoic bureaucrat Ango Sakaguchi revisits a long‑buried incident: the night a mysterious blast ripped through the city and the enigmatic return of the late Port Mafia boss. The flashback drops us into a younger Osamu Dazai, fresh from the Academy, thrust into a covert investigation that links the explosion to whispers of Arahabaki, a fire deity whose legend could rewrite the balance of power. Forced into an uneasy partnership with Chuuya Nakahara, the hot‑headed chief of the rival Sheep Clan, Dazai must navigate clashing egos, cryptic clues, and supernatural overtones to untangle a conspiracy that threatens to ignite the city once more. Back in the present, the Armed Detective Agency enjoys a brief lull, but the calm is deceptive. Old adversaries regroup while new threats emerge from the shadows, each eyeing the agency’s unique blend of intellect and ability. As Dazai and Chuuya’s past revelations surface, the detectives find themselves drawn into a fresh maelstrom where myth, crime, and personal vendettas collide, setting the stage for another high‑stakes showdown that could reshape the fate of all factions involved.
This season splits between a grim prequel arc depicting teenage recruits exploited by the mafia and a present-day storyline where detectives face a city-wide frame-up. Expect stylized but bloody action, heavy themes of child trauma and institutional cruelty, and a morally gray cast where 'good guys' use questionable methods.
Bungo Stray Dogs 3 has 12 episodes.
Bungo Stray Dogs 3 is currently finished airing.
Bungo Stray Dogs 3 was produced by Bones.
Bungo Stray Dogs 3 aired Apr 12, 2019 to Jun 28, 2019.
Bungo Stray Dogs 3 is based on a Manga.
This season splits between a grim prequel arc depicting teenage recruits exploited by the mafia and a present-day storyline where detectives face a city-wide frame-up. Expect stylized but bloody action, heavy themes of child trauma and institutional cruelty, and a morally gray cast where 'good guys' use questionable methods.

Dazai, Osamu
Main
CV: Miyano, Mamoru

Nakajima, Atsushi
Main
CV: Uemura, Yuuto

Ace
Supporting
CV: Ono, Daisuke

Akutagawa, Ryuunosuke
Supporting
CV: Ono, Kensho

Buchanan, Tom
Supporting
CV: Tsuruoka, Satoshi

Cafe Manager
Supporting

Dostoevsky, Fyodor
Supporting
CV: Ishida, Akira

Eckleburg, T. J.
Supporting
CV: Hirakawa, Daisuke

Edogawa, Ranpo
Supporting
CV: Kamiya, Hiroshi

Elise
Supporting
CV: Amamiya, Sora

Fitzgerald, Francis Scott Key
Supporting
CV: Sakurai, Takahiro

Fukuzawa, Yukichi
Supporting
CV: Koyama, Rikiya

Gin
Supporting
CV: Natsukawa, Shiina

Goncharov, Ivan
Supporting
CV: Toriumi, Kousuke

Haruno, Kirako
Supporting
CV: Mina

Hawthorne, Nathaniel
Supporting
CV: Shingaki, Tarusuke

Higuchi, Ichiyou
Supporting
CV: Seto, Asami

Hirotsu, Ryuurou
Supporting
CV: Ono, Atsushi

Izumi, Kyouka
Supporting
CV: Morohoshi, Sumire

Kajii, Motojirou
Supporting
CV: Hatano, Wataru

Karma
Supporting
CV: Irino, Miyu

Katsura, Shousaku
Supporting
CV: Morita, Masakazu

Kunikida, Doppo
Supporting
CV: Hosoya, Yoshimasa

Kyouka's Father
Supporting
CV: Yusa, Kouji
12 episodes
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