Warner Bros. Japan has revealed the final trailer for the 3rd season of Mob Psycho 100 , highlighting Shigeo “Mob” Kageyama, Arataka Reigen, and the ghost Dimple (Ekubo).
Check out the trailer
First, we need to highlight that in this season Mob seems to be thinking a lot about confessing his feelings, and we already know what strong feelings cause in him. Along with his part-time job as an exorcist with Reigen and the newcomer Serizawa, we see in the trailer a giant broccoli that will be praised as a "divine tree." At the same time, Dimple (Ekubo) disappears from Mob's life, and the psychic helmet cult is gaining strength again. Thus, we have an exciting preview of how Mob's youth will explode in this third part of the anime!
Synopsis
Kageyama Shigeo, or "Mob," is a boy who isn't very good at expressing himself, but he's a powerful telepath. Determined to lead a normal life, Mob suppresses his extrasensory powers, but when his emotions reach a peak of 100%, something terrible happens to him!
Staff
The anime's previous director, Yuzuru Tachikawa, is now credited as executive director, with Takahiro Hasui (episode director for Bungo Stray Dogs and Sk8 the Infinity ) as the new director at studio BONES . Hiroshi Seko returns as series composer. Yoshimichi Kameda, Kazuhiro Wakabayashi, and Kenji Kawai also return as character designer, sound director, and music composer, respectively. Ryou Kouno returns as art director from previous seasons, as does Shihoko Nakayama for color design, Mayuku Furumoto as director of photography, and Kiyoshi Hirose as editor.
The band MOB CHOIR returns to perform the opening theme song “1” and the ending theme song “Cobalt” from season 3 of Mob Psycho 100.
The original manga author, ONE , launched Mob Psycho 100 on Shogakukan 's Ura Sunday in 2012 and later on Manga ONE in 2014. He finished the manga in December 2017. Shogakukan published the manga's conclusion in the 16th volume in April 2018. In Brazil, Mob Psycho 100 is published by Panini .
Finally, the first season of the anime premiered in July 2016 and the second in January 2019. Crunchyroll streamed both seasons as they aired in Japan. Furthermore, the manga also inspired a live-action series that premiered on Netflix in May 2018.
Source: Warner Bros. Japan Youtube
