Third Season of “The Pharmacist’s Monologue” Gets Release Date — TOHO Unveils Anniversary Celebration Video
On October 21, the anime “The Pharmacist’s Monologue” marked its second anniversary. TOHO Animation celebrated the milestone with a commemorative video and a slate of new details.
TOHO Animation has announced the release schedule for the third season of “The Pharmacist’s Monologue.” During the livestream held for the series’ second anniversary, the studio revealed that the first cour will premiere in October 2026, while the second cour is slated for April 2027.
The show’s renewal was first confirmed in the summer of 2025, shortly after the second season finale. The creators have now clarified the timetable and confirmed that the third season will be divided into two cours.
Production remains in the hands of TOHO Animation, and original novelist Natsu Hyuga is once again involved. According to studio representatives, the new chapter will continue to probe the courtly intrigues of the Tang era and will reveal fresh facets of the heroine Maomao, famed for her sharp insight and unorthodox healing methods.
The video is available at the following link.
In addition to the third season, TOHO announced a feature-length film slated to premiere in Japan in December 2026, with international screenings planned for early 2027. This gives fans something to enjoy while they wait between the two cours.
Source: iXBT.games

Rockstar Policy Could Allow GTA VI Spoiler Videos to Be Removed After Release
Unofficial Call of Duty: Black Ops II Mobile Port With Multiplayer and Zombies Gets an Update
One of Bethesda’s First Full-Time Testers Got His Start After Todd Howard Noticed Him Hanging Out at the Studio
Fan-Made Dota 2 Mobile Game Released as Players Fear Valve Action
Critics Praise The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time Remake
Dave Bautista Bulks Up to 250 Pounds for Kratos Role in God of War Series
PlayStation France Reportedly Removed GTA VI PS5 Pro Listing Mentioning PSSR and Atsu’s Katana
Hideo Kojima Fears AI Could Take the Joy of Creating Away From Game Developers