Log Horizon is a Japanese novel series written by Mamare Touno and illustrated by Kazuhiro Hara, published by Enterbrain in Japan since 2011
Believe it or not, anime series have really caught on recently. Namely, they seem to be one of the most common sources of entertainment nowadays. More and more shows are being produced every year. Log Horizon is one of the most popular anime series being aired at the moment. Its second season finished some time ago, and now its fans are anxious to find out when season 3 will be released.
Log Horizon – What to Expect in Season 3?
Log Horizon is based on the series of an anime novel. As it usually goes with this type of TV Shows, there is a variety of characters, from usual people to immortal gods. In the novel, several various characters are pulled into and afterwards stuck in a virtual reality online game. They cannot find a way out, so this game becomes their real life, and they need to join their forces in order to survive in this game named Elder Tale. During adventures, the crew comes across many obstacles, and they do everything in their power to survive. The third season will probably continue from where it left in the second installment. That is what has been familiar to us up to this point.
Log Horizon Season 3 Release Date
What is certain is that its large fan base is on pins and needles waiting for the sequel of Log Horizon to come out. We have come across numerous comments online stating how much they want to watch the third season and inquiring about when it will be released. Unfortunately, no official announcement from the people behind the show has been made yet. Therefore, we still don’t have a date when it will come to our homes, but as soon as we find out, we’ll let you know.
Director – Kyle Colby Jones
English Dub Cast
Shiroe – Mike Yager
Akatsuki – Jad Saxton
Naotsugu – Andrew Love
Lenessia – Emily Neves
Tetora – Chelsea McCurdy
Rieze – Jessica Boone
Demicas – Rob Mungle
Marielle – Maggie Flecknoe
Henrietta – Shelley Calene-Black
Nyanta – Jovan Jackson
Minori – Luci Christian
Sojiro – Matt Hune
Regan – David Wald
Toya – Greg Ayres
Isuzu – Margaret McDonald
Rudy – Tyler Galindo
Serara – Hilary Haag
Eins – Mike Vance
Sergiatte – Marty Fleck
Kinjo – Adam Gibbs
William – Christopher Patton
Isaac – George Manley
Krusty – Jay Hickman
Nureha – Tia Ballard
Londark – Kyle Colby Jones
Dolce – Luke Patterson
Woodstock – Christopher Ayres
Shoryu – Houston Hayes
Rikopin – Carolyn Medrano
Roderick – David Matranga
Elissa – Elise Moore
Karashin – John Gremillion
Michitaka – Jack Ivy
Isami – Carli Mosier
Hien – Blake Shepard
Nazuna – Brittany Deans
Misa – Genevieve Simmons
Smash – Ty Mahany
Roe2 – Kelley Peters
Nelles – Marty Fleck
Kyoko – Kira Vincent-Davis
Dinkuron – Gareth West
Federico – John Swasey
Mikikage – Melissa Molano
Voinen – Josh Morrison
Kawara – Christina Kelly
Junzo – Florence Wilder
Eltondiska – Christina Stroup
Tatara – Molly Searcy
Toko – Paul Locklear
Kurinon – Shelby Blocker
Kanami – Jennifer Gilbert
Leonardo – Benjamin McLaughlin
KR – Scott Gibbs
Kazuhiko – John Gremillion
Elias – Tom Long
Coppelia – Patricia Duran
Kazuhiko – John Gremillion
Paps – Ty Mahany
Rasphia – Shanae Moore
Chung Lu – Lesley Pedersen
Shunichi – Kregg Dailey
Itherus – Kalin Coats
Seijin – Patrick Poole
Loreile – Clint Bickham
Intix – Kaytha Coker
Yagudo – Kregg Dailey
Juha – Luke Patterson
Jared – James Belcher
Camus – Mateo Mpinduzi-Mott
Kozaru – Xero Reynolds
Kushiyatama – Melissa Pritchett
