Sometimes the worst enemies of production
committees are not the internet leakers, but their own official business
partners. In a tremendous oversight that is already turning the entire community around,
the French streaming platform Animation Digital Network
screwed up to the bottom by publishing, and subsequently deleting at the speed
of light, a super specific premiere window for the anticipated third season
of Dandadan.
The whole drama began when the service quietly
posted that the continuation of this supernatural madness would hit our screens
in January 2027. Obviously, the fandom went crazy at the news,
but the joy was short-lived. Hours later, the company deleted the original
publication and released a statement apologizing for the tremendous mistake,
clarifying that it was an internal oversight and that until this moment there
is absolutely no official date beyond the distant year 2027 that we all already
knew. Although they tried to put out the fire quickly, many fans already took
this leak as an undeniable truth that someone released ahead of time.
Bonjour à tous,
— Animation Digital Network (@ADNanime) July 22, 2026
Sur un tweet que nous avons posté hier, il était écrit que la saison 3 de DanDaDan sortirait en janvier 2027. 🗓️
Il s'agissait d’une faute d’inattention de ma part car nous n'avons pour l'instant pas de date officielle pour cette saison 3 !
On s'excuse pour… pic.twitter.com/CdBrIiBmSf
To not lose your mind with rumors and empty
promises, we must remember what the franchise has actually
officially confirmed. It was during the Jump Festa 2026 stage, back in December
2025, when it was revealed to us that 2027 would be the year of return. Back
then we were left with tremendous hype thanks to an intriguing
promotional image where we could see the mysterious girl who came out of
the kaiju costume next to a completely shocked Okarun and a
Turbo Granny, while Momo watched from below. Fortunately, it is more than
confirmed that the acclaimed Science SARU studio will continue
to lead this spectacular animated adaptation to maintain the
same impeccable level of quality that amazed us in the first two installments
of twelve episodes.
Seeing how strict production schedules are
handled in the anime industry and considering the French platform's sudden
panic over deleting its publication
