MF Ghost Season 3 Episode 13 Release Date: When and Where to Watch the Finale

Beckenbauer's Porsche Cayman and Kanata's Toyota 86 - Source: Felix Film

IST

3–4 minutes

Read

Share This Article via:-

The third season of MF Ghost is coming to an end, and fans are marking their calendars for the final episode. The high-speed racing anime, which serves as a follow-up to the legendary Initial D, has been running since January 2026. With Episode 13 set to arrive this week, here is everything you need to know about the season finale, including release times and streaming details.

The series follows Kanata Rivington, a half-Japanese driver who returned to Japan to compete in the MFG racing tournament. Season 3 picked up right after the events of Season 2, with Kanata dealing with an elbow injury that forced him to avoid using second gear during races. Despite this setback, he has continued to push through the competition, using the drifting techniques taught to him by his mentor from the Initial D era.

MF Ghost Season 3 Episode 13 Release Date and Time

MF Ghost Season 3 Episode 13 is scheduled to release on March 26, 2026. The episode will be available on streaming platforms according to the standard weekly schedule that the show has followed throughout the season.

For viewers on Crunchyroll, the episode drops at the same time as previous episodes:

  • Pacific Time: 6:30 AM
  • Eastern Time: 9:30 AM
  • Greenwich Mean Time: 2:30 PM

In Japan, the episode will also be available on Amazon Prime Video, Hulu, and other local streaming services. The television broadcast on Tokyo MX and BS NTV follows a few days after the streaming premiere, typically on Sundays.

The season consists of 13 episodes, making it one episode longer than the previous two seasons, which each had 12 episodes. This extended run has allowed the anime to adapt more content from Shuichi Shigeno’s original manga series.

What to Expect in the Season Finale

The preview for Episode 13, titled “The Lead Group Splits,” suggests the episode will focus on the intense battles during the qualifying rounds. With Kanata having fought his way back from injury early in the season, the finale is set to deliver high-stakes racing action as drivers position themselves for the races ahead.

The season has introduced new characters, including Emma Green, a cool-headed racer voiced by Nanako Aizawa, who has added fresh tension to the competition. The rivalry between Kanata and the reigning champion Michael Beckenbauer has also been building throughout the season.

Where to Watch MF Ghost Season 3

Crunchyroll remains the primary streaming home for MF Ghost Season 3 for international audiences. The platform offers the series in:

  • North America
  • Central America
  • South America
  • Europe
  • Africa
  • Oceania
  • The Middle East
  • The Indian subcontinent
  • Southeast Asia

The episodes are available with English subtitles first, with English dubs released at a later date. The English dub cast includes Kieran Flitton as Kanata and Trisha Mellon as Ren Saionji.

For viewers in Japan, the series streams on Amazon Prime Video, Hulu, and other local platforms.

Music and Production

The third season continues the franchise’s tradition of high-energy music. The opening theme, “Timeless Power,” is performed by Yū Serizawa and MOTSU, while the ending theme “Yokan no Tochū” is performed by Himika Akaneya with production by Taku Takahashi of m-flo.

Tomohito Naka returns as director at animation studio Felix Film, maintaining the visual style that has defined the series since its debut in 2023. The computer-generated racing sequences remain a key feature of the show, blending with traditional animation to deliver the high-speed action that fans expect.

About MF Ghost

MF Ghost takes place in a future Japan where self-driving cars have become the norm. The MFG racing tournament serves as one of the last venues for traditional internal combustion engine racing. Kanata Rivington, trained by Takumi Fujiwara from Initial D, enters the competition to test his skills and search for his father.

The series has gained attention for its connection to the Initial D legacy, with several characters from the original series making appearances. Keisuke Takahashi, voiced by Tomokazu Seki, has been featured, along with other familiar names from the street racing days of Mount Akina.

Also Read: One Piece Chapter 1178 Release Date: Luffy’s New Fusion Form and More

For more updates on anime release schedules and racing series, stay connected with VvipTimes for the latest entertainment news.


Leave a reply

0 0 votes
Article Rating
Subscribe
Notify of
guest
0 Comments
Oldest
Newest Most Voted
Inline Feedbacks
View all comments

You May Also Like: –

0
Would love your thoughts, please comment.x
()
x