Mashle: Magic and Muscles
Start here. Twelve episodes introduce Mash Burnedead, who cannot use magic in a world built on it, as he enrolls in a magic school and aims to become a Divine Visionary.
In a world where everyone uses magic, Mash Burnedead cannot cast a single spell, so he trains his body instead. When his quiet life with his family is threatened, he ends up enrolled in a magic school and aims to become a Divine Visionary, the elite of the elite, relying on muscle against every spell thrown at him.
Plus 1 upcoming title.
2 titles · 24 episodes · ~9.5 hours
Two seasons, 24 episodes, watched in the order they are numbered. A third season is scheduled for January 2027 and sits below the line until it airs.
Start here. Twelve episodes introduce Mash Burnedead, who cannot use magic in a world built on it, as he enrolls in a magic school and aims to become a Divine Visionary.
The Divine Visionary Candidate Exam Arc: 12 episodes that continue straight from Season 1. Some listings number them 13 to 24, because this is the second half of one run rather than a restart.
The third TV season. It continues from the end of Season 2, where the manga picks up at chapter 75.
⚠ Not yet aired. Scheduled for January 2027.
Mashle is one continuous story. Season 1 covers Mash's enrollment at magic school, and Season 2, subtitled The Divine Visionary Candidate Exam Arc, picks up from its final scene, so there is nothing to rearrange.
The only extra is a recap special numbered 6.5 that aired midway through Season 1. It retells the first six episodes and is not listed here; the FAQ covers it.
Season 3 was confirmed in December 2025 and is set for January 2027. It is listed under Coming Soon so the totals above the line only count what you can watch today.
Mashle: Magic and Muscles has 2 seasons in the main run — 24 episodes altogether.
| Title | Type | Episodes | Aired |
|---|---|---|---|
| Mashle: Magic and Muscles | TV Series | 12 episodes | April 2023 |
| Mashle: Magic and Muscles Season 2 | TV Series | 12 episodes | January 2024 |
| Title | Type | Episodes | Aired |
|---|---|---|---|
| Mashle: Magic and Muscles Season 3 | TV Series | — | January 2027 |
2 titles · 24 episodes · ~9.5 hours
Where each part of the anime lines up with the source, so you know where to pick up reading.
Season 2 ends at chapter 74, so chapter 75 in Vol. 9 is where the manga takes over. The manga is finished at 162 chapters in 18 volumes, and the Viz Media edition is complete with the same volume count. The anime has no filler; the only episode outside the manga is the recap special numbered 6.5.
Start with Season 1, episode 1. Nothing comes before it, and Season 2 continues directly from its last episode.
Season 1 (12 episodes), then Season 2, The Divine Visionary Candidate Exam Arc (12 episodes). Season 3 follows in January 2027.
Yes. The Divine Visionary Candidate Exam Arc is the subtitle of the second season, which aired from January 6 to March 30, 2024. Some episode lists number its episodes 13 to 24 as a continuation of Season 1.
No. Episode 6.5, Mash Burnedead and the Mysterious Letter, is a recap special that aired on May 20, 2023. It retells episodes 1 to 6, so it is not in the watch order.
No. A sequel was announced in May 2024 without a format, which led to film speculation, but it was confirmed in December 2025 as a third TV season.
January 2027. The month was announced in July 2026 along with a teaser trailer; an exact date has not been given.
Both seasons, all 24 episodes. Season 3 continues from the end of Season 2. The recap special numbered 6.5 can be skipped.
The manga is. Hajime Komoto's series ended in Weekly Shonen Jump on July 3, 2023, with 162 chapters collected in 18 volumes. The anime is not: Season 2 ended on March 30, 2024, and Season 3 is scheduled for January 2027.
Season 2 ends at chapter 74, so start reading at chapter 75, in Vol. 9. Season 1 covers chapters 1 to 39 and Season 2 chapters 40 to 74. The English edition from Viz Media is complete in 18 volumes.
Yes, for both seasons, from Crunchyroll and Aniplex of America. Aleks Le voices Mash, with Brian Anderson as Finn, Stephen Fu as Lance, Ben Diskin as Dot and Anjali Kunapaneni as Lemon, and the same five return in Season 2. The dub has also aired on Adult Swim's Toonami.
No. Both seasons adapt the manga, and the only episode outside it is the recap special numbered 6.5.
Crunchyroll has both seasons in the United States. Netflix also carries Season 1 there. Availability can differ by country.
About 9.5 hours for the 24 episodes that have aired, at roughly 24 minutes each.