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According to FOX’s official press site, the Krapopolis Season 3 premiere airs Sunday, Sept. 28, 2025, as part of its Animation Domination lineup. The episodes are set to stream on Hulu the following day. The season brings back the same principal voice cast and creative team. Early episode descriptions hint at storylines combining family drama with civic challenges.
Krapopolis Season 3 follows two earlier runs and continues the show’s setup: a city run by humans, gods, and monsters where everyday needs collide with divine temperaments. Each episode runs about 22 minutes and carries a TV-14 rating, maintaining the show’s adult-focused tone. New plots push characters into leadership and public-facing roles.
Krapopolis Season 3 premiere and broadcast plan
FOX lists the Season 3 premiere for Sept. 28, 2025, in the 9:00–9:30 p.m. ET/PT slot; episodes are expected on Hulu the day after each broadcast. This matches the network’s standard practice for its Sunday animation lineup and is noted in official announcements.
Main cast and creative credits that return in Krapopolis Season 3
The principal voice cast returns: Richard Ayoade as Tyrannis, Hannah Waddingham as Deliria, Matt Berry as Shlub, Pam Murphy as Stupendous, and Duncan Trussell as Hippocampus. Dan Harmon remains the series creator, with the existing producing and writing staff attached to the new season.
Episode highlights with specific early beats
Episode listings for Krapopolis Season 3 name the first episode “Krapocracy Now!” and give concrete beats. Tyrannis holds what the guide calls “the world’s first democratic elections,” while Deliria’s actions provoke trouble among the gods.
Episode two is described as Shlub trying to obtain “forbidden boba” and rallying an army while Tyrannis prepares for a demigod ceremony. Early episode descriptions indicate a mix of civic events, like elections and ceremonies, alongside personal and family conflicts.
Tone, format, and intended audience of the show
Episodes keep the established half-hour format and a TV-14 rating, signaling that the show targets older teens and adults rather than young children. Using satire and mythological themes, the season explores civic issues, election planning, and local ceremonies alongside family disputes among gods.
How to watch in the U.S. and what viewers outside the U.S. should check?
U.S. viewers should expect first-run broadcasts on FOX, with episodes available on Hulu the next day. International viewers will need to check local broadcasters or streaming partners that carry FOX programming in their region; Hulu’s U.S. catalog does not automatically extend to other countries. Regional availability may vary and is set by local licensing.
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What to look for after the premiere of the show's Season 3
Episode-level credits and guest voices usually appear after broadcast; official episode pages and streaming listings update with full cast and plot details in the days following each airing. In early listings, look for episode titles such as “Krapocracy Now!” and “Bobageddon,” which point to the mix of public and personal storylines the season will explore.
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