Spring 2025 is packed with some of the most anticipated anime comebacks in recent years. Whether you’re into action, comedy, or slice-of-life, these returning series are set to deliver more of the stories and characters we’ve been waiting to see. Here’s a full breakdown of the five returning shows you should be keeping an eye on.

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1. Fire Force Season 3 (Final Season) – April 4, 2025
Plot: In a world where people randomly burst into flames and become monsters called Infernals, pyrokinetic Shinra Kusakabe joins Special Fire Force Company 8 to fight these threats and uncover the mystery behind his family’s death.
Fire Force is finally returning after a long break and this time, it’s for the grand finale. Season 2 wrapped in 2020, with major plot reveals that hinted at a deeper conspiracy behind spontaneous human combustion. Season 3, split into two parts, kicks off April 4 and will adapt the final arc of the manga.
Expect big showdowns, emotional moments, and answers to long-standing questions. Shinra’s story is heading for its biggest battle yet, and fans should gear up for a fiery ending. Fire Force will be streaming on Crunchyroll.
2. I’ve Been Killing Slimes for 300 Years and Maxed Out My Level Season 2 – April 5, 2025
Plot: A burnt-out office worker is reincarnated as an immortal witch in a fantasy world and accidentally becomes insanely powerful after spending 300 years hunting low-level slimes.
This feel-good isekai series is back for a second season, bringing more magical chaos and wholesome fun. Azusa Aizawa just wanted a peaceful life, but her unexpected OP status has attracted a found family of quirky companions, from dragons to slime spirits.
Season 2 premieres April 5, and will stream globally on Crunchyroll. Season 1 ended on a calm note, with the crew opening a cozy café. Now, fans can look forward to new slice-of-life adventures and magical mishaps in Azusa’s not-so-quiet life.
3. Wind Breaker Season 2 – April 3, 2025
Plot: Haruka Sakura joins a school full of tough delinquents expecting to fight for dominance, only to discover they’re protectors called Bofurin who fight to keep their town safe.
Wind Breaker Season 1 made a strong impression with its mix of street-fighting action and heartfelt themes of brotherhood. The story left off with the Bofurin preparing for a new confrontation with a rising threat known as the Keel group.
Season 2 picks up right from that cliffhanger on April 3, continuing Haruka’s growth as he learns what real strength looks like. Both seasons are available on Crunchyroll, making it easy for newcomers to binge and catch up before diving into the new episodes.
4. Aharen-san wa Hakarenai Season 2 – April 7, 2025
Plot: A quiet girl with a strange sense of personal space forms a unique and heartwarming friendship with her classmate, who looks intimidating but is actually incredibly patient.
This charming slice-of-life series first aired in 2022 and quickly gained a loyal fanbase for its hilarious and wholesome moments. Now, Season 2 is coming back on April 7, bringing more school life antics and soft comedy.
The new season also introduces a socially awkward transfer student, Riku Tamaha, which should spice up the dynamic between Aharen and Raido. Season 1 is streaming on Crunchyroll, and Season 2 will be released there as well.
5. Go! Go! Loser Ranger! Season 2 – April 13, 2025
Plot: Thirteen years after an alien invasion, the defeated aliens are forced to put on fake battles for show. One alien foot soldier, tired of the charade, decides to infiltrate the “heroes” and destroy the corrupt system from within.
This is not your typical superhero story. Go! Go! Loser Ranger! is back with Season 2, and things are about to get wild. Foot Soldier D’s mission to take down the corrupt Dragon Rangers escalates this season, picking up from the explosive twist at the end of Season 1.
The new season airs April 13 and will stream on Disney+. In the U.S., Season 1 is already available on Hulu with both subs and dubs.