Hyakuyoufu (百妖譜) Season 3: Keishi-hen, the Japanese-dubbed continuation of the hit Chinese bilibili anime series, began broadcasting on Fuji TV’s “B8station” block on October 7, 2026, with online streaming launching the following day, October 8. Here is a full rundown of where to watch it and how the services compare.
Streaming Services Carrying Hyakuyoufu Season 3: Keishi-hen
The following platforms offer the series as part of an unlimited streaming subscription in Japan:
- U-NEXT — ¥2,189/month; 31-day free trial; 500-yen points on first registration
- DMM TV — ¥550/month; 14-day free trial; 550 points on first registration
- d Anime Store — ¥660/month; first month free
- Hulu — ¥1,320/month; no free trial
- Amazon Prime Video — ¥600/month (Prime membership); 30-day free trial; per-episode rental also available at ¥220 (HD)
- Lemino, FOD, TELASA, ABEMA Premium — also available as unlimited streaming
No availability was confirmed on Netflix or Disney+ at the time of writing. The free broadcast catch-up service TVer carries the latest episode for a limited period, but for access to all episodes from the beginning, a paid subscription is recommended.
On DMM TV and d Anime Store, new episodes are added every Thursday at noon. Hulu adds new episodes weekly after the TV broadcast.
Why U-NEXT Stands Out
U-NEXT is particularly convenient for fans of the franchise because it carries all three seasons — Season 1, Season 2, and Season 3: Keishi-hen — under a single unlimited plan. New subscribers receive a 31-day free trial plus 500 yen in points (usable within 30 days for rental titles). After the trial, the monthly fee is ¥2,189, with 1,200 points credited each month.
Story and Highlights
Based on the Chinese novel Hyakuyoufu by Shaluoshangshu, the series follows Taoyao, a physician who specialises in treating demons and spirits. Accompanied by the young monk Moya, the grey fox Gunggun, and the handsome nobleman Liu Gongzi — who is secretly a giant serpent — she travels the land searching for the lost “Tome of a Hundred Demons” (百妖譜) while healing the hearts of the creatures she meets.
In Season 3: Keishi-hen, the group arrives at the capital city Keishi. No sooner do they arrive than Taoyao is robbed of a large sum of money she won at a gambling den. The mysterious man who catches the thief — Feng Wule — seems to Taoyao to conceal the presence of a demon within him.
A signature element of the series is Taoyao’s golden wrist bell, which allows her to hear the innermost feelings of her patients. The franchise has accumulated over 660 million views on bilibili. Season 3 introduces the Si brothers, known as the “Living Kings of Hell”: the taciturn, bookish younger brother Si Kuanglan, voiced by Hiroshi Kamiya, and the sociable, doting elder brother Si Jingyuan, voiced by Daisuke Ono.
Japanese Dub Cast
- Taoyao — Nao Toyama
- Moya — Ayumu Murase
- Liu Gongzi — Kengo Kawanishi
- Si Kuanglan — Hiroshi Kamiya
- Si Jingyuan — Daisuke Ono
The first three cast members reprise their roles from Season 1.
Broadcast Schedule
- Fuji TV “B8station”: Every Wednesday at 25:15 from October 7, 2026 (Kanto area only)
- BS Fuji: Every Wednesday at 24:30 from October 14, 2026
- Hokkaido Cultural Broadcasting: Every Tuesday at 24:50 from October 20, 2026
- Fukushima Television: Every Thursday at 24:45 from October 22, 2026
- Streaming launch: October 8, 2026 from 12:00 noon (rolling out across services)
Staff
- Original work: Novel Hyakuyoufu by Shaluoshangshu
- Director: Dong Yi
- Japanese dub director: Naoko Ando
- Translation: Yoshie Honda, Mako Hayashi
- Audio production: Tohokushinsha
- Japanese dub production: Fuji Television
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