Re:Zero season 3 release schedule – When is episode 11 out on Crunchyroll?
Subaru and Emilia are back in a new season of everyone's favourite isekai adventure!
Re:Zero - Starting Life in Another World fans are in luck: the second arc of season 3, The Counterattack Arc, is officially here. If you haven't already caught up with the latest episodes, now's a great time to start.
For new fans looking to jump in, we don't recommend starting at the third season, but don't fret: you can watch the entirety of it on Crunchyroll.
Re:Zero follows the adventures of Natsuki Subaru, an awkward and extremely unemployed shut-in who, for all intents and purposes, has no prospects in life. That is, of course, until he finds himself transported to another universe.
In this new fantasy world, he meets Emilia – a silver-haired half-elf who he befriends after dying in an attempt to save her. It's this attempt that leads Subaru to discovering he has a unique power: he can turn back time after his death. Grateful for his assistance and Subaru wanting to help Emilia in her goals, they team up.
For fans wanting the dubbed episodes, you'll have have a while longer to wait. But, in the mean time, here's the release schedule for the subbed Re:Zero - Starting Life in Another World episodes.
Re:Zero season 3 release schedule: When is episode 11 on Crunchyroll?
Re:Zero season 3 episode 11 will drop on Wednesday 19th February 2025. The expected release time in the UK is 3:30pm.
Re:Zero season 3 release schedule: When are new episodes out?
The second arc, The Counterattack Arc, began on 5th February. The expected release schedule is below:
- Episode 9 - City Scramble - 5th February 2025
- Episode 10 - The Battle to Conquer Greed - 12th February 2025
- Episode 11 - 19th February 2025
- Episode 12 - 26th February 2025
- Episode 13 - 5th March 2025
- Episode 14 - 12th March 2025
- Episode 15 - 19th March 2025
- Episode 16 - 26th March 2025
Re:Zero season 3 – What is the Counterattack Arc?
Like its previous arc, The Counterattack Arc will focus on Subaru, Emilia and friends taking the fight to the Witch cult members.
Unlike before, the team is more confident, with renewed hope and optimism as they finally know what to expect from their foe's abilities.
Whether they'll succeed remains to be seen, but considering Subaru managed to stop Emilia's marriage to the Sin Archbishop of Greed last we left off, hopes of a happier latter season remain high.
Where can I watch Re:Zero season 3 and how many episodes are there?
Crunchyroll is streaming the series. The first episodes covered The Attack Arc, with the last eight covering The Counterattack Arc, having started on 5th February 2025.
Who's in Re:Zero season 3?
- Yūsuke Kobayashi as Subaru Natsuki
- Rie Takahashi as Emilia
- Aimi Tanaka as Ryuzu Birma
- Haruka Tomatsu as Fortuna
- Kōhei Amasaki as Otto Suwen
- Maaya Sakamoto as Echidna
- Mamiko Noto as Elsa Granhiert
- Nobuhiko Okamoto as Garfiel Tinsel
- Arai Satomi as Beatrice
- Ishida Akira as Regulus Corneas
- Aya Yamane as Liliana Masquerade
The Counterattack Arc will give us two more months of anime goodness with Subaru and Emilia as they take on members of the nefarious Witch cult. We'll update you if we have any more news on what's to come next.
We don't think it'll be long before Emilia and Subaru's next adventure is officially announced. Though, as with most anime, we expect news of a future season to be revealed during the latter stages of the current season – so stay tuned!
Re:Zero is available to watch on Crunchyroll.
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Asha Bardon cut their teeth as a journalist in the mid 2000s, specialising in everything Japan, from tech and games to culture and anime. They’ve written for NEO, SFX, Newtype USA, ImagineFX, every official gaming magazine going, AOL and TenTonHammer.com amongst many others. In 2017, they moved into the world of manga adaption for an American publisher and now has over eighty published volumes under their belt. Asha has recently returned to journalism after completing two Masters degrees, one in Classics and a second in Interdisciplinary Japanese Studies.
Gavia Baker-Whitelaw is a freelance critic and entertainment journalist specialising in geek culture, TV and film. She has written for numerous outlets including Empire, TV Guide, Wired and Vulture, and hosts the film podcast Overinvested.
