The anime was a collaboration with director Tensai Okamura, who is famous for Blue Exorcist and The Seven Deadly Sins. The initial announcement of the original anime's production was made through the launch of the official Kuromukuro website, so it seems reasonable to expect that any news updates will come from there. There's no Kuromukuro manga or light novels, so it's impossible to generate spoilers or predict when another season might air on the basis of the available source material. Unlike many anime, Kuromukuro is an anime original story created by PA Works. The video streaming company may have a vested interest in seeing their anime exclusives succeed, but it'll be Japanese committees and PA Works who decide in the end. The problem with the rumor is that the decision is not up to Netflix. In addition, some news sites generated the rumor that Netflix had Kuromukuro canceled since there never was an announcement from Netflix about the anime being renewed for another season. That's why fans are searching for Kuromukuro Season 3, even though any new episodes would be considered the second season released in Japan. Technically, the first 26 episodes are a two-hour, single season anime, but Netflix labeled the second half as Kuromukuro Season 2. Unfortunately, the way Netflix handled the international release caused confusion with the fans. Most reviewers agree that the ending of Kuromukuro Episode 26 left plenty of openings for another season. Netflix procured the international streaming rights and released the anime later in the year with an English dub.
PA Works (or Progressive Animation Works) originally released the first season in Japan during the spring 2016 anime season, and it aired for 26 episodes. Talk about the Kuromukuro Season 3 release date may have fans excited, but the Netflix Original anime has become the source of unfounded rumors ever since the mecha anime aired.
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