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When Season 3 premiered on April 12, 2026, the episode opened and closed with tributes to three figures whose absence has deeply shaped the show’s journey: Angus Cloud, Eric Dane, and Kevin Turen.

The premiere began with a dedication to Eric Dane and closed with an “in memoriam” message honoring all three, subtle but weighty gestures that frame the episode in reflection. 

Angus Cloud, who portrayed the fan-favorite Fezco, passed away in 2023, leaving a noticeable gap in the show’s emotional core. His performance had become one of the series’ most grounded elements; quiet, protective, and deeply human. The new season acknowledges that absence not with heavy exposition, but with a tone that feels altered, more aware of loss.

Eric Dane, known for his role as Cal Jacobs, also passed away in 2026. His character’s presence in the show had been complex and often unsettling, but undeniably central to its tension. The decision to open the premiere with a dedication to him signals just how significant his contribution was to the series’ identity.

Behind the scenes, Kevin Turen’s passing marked another major loss. As a producer, Turen played a key role in shaping Euphoria into one of television’s most visually distinct and culturally dominant shows. His influence is less visible on screen, but just as embedded in the show.

Series creator Sam Levinson had previously hinted that Season 3 would be shaped by grief. The premiere makes that clear without saying it outright. There’s a tonal shift less chaotic, more reflective as if the show itself is taking a moment to process everything it’s lost.

The third season of Euphoria premiered on April 12, 2026, introducing a major shift in the show’s direction. Set five years after the events of Season 2, the new season follows the characters as young adults dealing with the long-term consequences of their past actions.

The premiere episode centers on Rue, played by Zendaya, whose storyline takes a darker turn as she becomes involved in drug trafficking, marking a more intense and crime-driven narrative.

Season 3 is expected to run for eight episodes, released weekly, and is widely seen as a concluding chapter for the series, with a stronger focus on accountability, survival, and life beyond adolescence.

Anime fans are officially heading back into the world of cursed energy. Jujutsu Kaisen Season 3 is set to premiere tomorrow, launching with a one-hour special that combines the first two episodes of the new season.

The announcement confirms the long-awaited return of one of the most successful anime franchises of the last decade, following the intense and critically acclaimed events of the Shibuya Incident arc.

Produced by MAPPA, Jujutsu Kaisen has grown into a global phenomenon since its debut, earning praise for its animation quality, emotional weight, and high-stakes storytelling. Season 2, which aired in 2023, pushed the series to new heights with darker themes and large-scale character consequences.

Season 3 continues directly from that point, adapting the Culling Game arc, one of the most complex and action-heavy sections of Gege Akutami’s original manga.

Instead of a standard single-episode launch, Season 3 will debut with two episodes released back-to-back, forming a one-hour premiere event. This approach is increasingly used for high-profile anime returns, allowing the story to establish momentum immediately rather than easing in gradually.

After the premiere, the series is expected to return to a weekly episode release schedule.

While avoiding spoilers, the Culling Game arc marks a significant shift in Jujutsu Kaisen’s structure and scale. The story expands beyond familiar battle formats, introducing a high-risk system that forces characters into morally complex situations with lasting consequences.

Its adaptation has been highly anticipated, especially given MAPPA’s reputation for elevating action sequences through cinematic animation and choreography.

Season 3 will air on Japanese television and stream internationally via Crunchyroll, continuing the platform’s role as the primary global distributor for the series outside Asia. Subtitled episodes will be available shortly after broadcast, with dubbed versions expected later.