When will we see Baka and Test Season 3? That’s the question people want the answer to. We’re still unsure whether the show will see its final conclusion or not. This isn’t surprising considering that it’s been 10 years since we last watched the TV show of the same name.

Baka and Test, or Baka to Test to Shoukanjuu is an anime adaptation inspired by the light novel with the same title. The story has been created by Kenji Inoue (Grand Blue) and illustrated by Yui Haga.

Enterbrain first released this light novel in 2007 with a total of 18 volumes. They also published three manga adaptations, that were published under the names Famitsu Comic Clear and Shounen Ace.

Silver Link (Our Last Crusade or the Rise of a New World and The Ones Within) adapted the series into an anime in 2010. The first season ran from January 7 until March 31, with 13 episodes. The second season was released in 2011 featuring 13 shows. The sequel is titled Baka to Test to Shoukanjuu Ni.

Some might argue that two seasons are enough, however, it’s not enough for the fans of the show. What happens if it gets another season? Or will Baka and Test Season 3 never happen? This is all known about the show.

Are there going to be Baka and Test Season 3?

We’re not counting out the series yet, but there are some issues we must discuss. In the beginning, as with any series we’ve ever discussed prior to this, we should take a look at the sources. The light novel concluded in 2015, with a total of 18 books. Its main plot is collected over 12 books, and the rest are a side story.

There are reports that the anime was adapted from novels, however, was it accurate? When the second season debuted, the show had released eleven volumes. After the final episode in the 2nd season, Kenji Inoue came out with five additional books. Five volumes may seem like a lot, however, we believe that there is enough material to cover for Baka and Test Season 3.

One Reddit user, zikari8, has also made a comparison of the light novel and the anime. The user says that the majority of episodes from the initial season were anime-original. But, the story was different in The second season which was adapted from the series up to volume 7.5.

There you have it, the hope that shines for Baka and the third season of Tests.

Baka and Test Season 3 Release Date

As you’re probably able to imagine, there’s no official announcement on the date of release for Baka and Test Season 3. We’ve already shared some good news, and now it’s time to share the negative information.

Ten years is a long time for another season. There is a chance, however, it’s nearly impossible. If there’s no miraculous event or Silver Link retakes the project in the near future, it is likely that we won’t get another season. However, we can still be hopeful that it will get similar treatment to Full Metal Panic, a series that aired its third season 10 years later than the finale of the second season.

A Plot for Baka and Test

The story focuses on the main character, Akihisa Yoshii, a high school student who attended Fumizuki Academy. In contrast to many other schools, Fumizuki Academy has a unique system that allows students to be assigned to classes based on the scores of the examination students take at the end of their initial year.

Classes are ranked, with students with the highest marks being put in the A class, whereas students with the lowest grades are placed into the class called F. The school facilities available to you also depend on the class you are in, and the class with the lowest grades getting the most shabby facilities, like broken tables and rotten furniture.

Along with others in the F class, Akihisa has set out to secure more advantages by battling the upper classes by using the school’s Examinations Summon Battle system. With this system, students are able to summon a chibi of themselves, and whose abilities can be determined by the results of their exams. Since they had nothing to lose, the F class started challenging others to battle during the course of the academic year.

The Cast of Baka and the Test

Akihisa Yoshii (Shimono Hiro who also portrayed Dabi on My Hero Academia)

Yuuji Sakamoto (Tatsuhisa Suzuki who also played Ban in The Seven Deadly Sins)

Mizuki Himeji (Hitomi Harada who also played Airi Totoki in the IDOLM@STER Cinderella Girls)

Minami Shimada (Kaori Mizhuhashi, who played the role of Ougi Oshino in Monogatari)

Hideyoshi Kinoshita (Emiri Katou who was also Kyuubey in Puella Magi Madoka Magica)

Kouta Tsuchiya (Miyata Kouki, who also played as Aiichirou as a character in Free!)