The supernatural narrative of Fairies' Albums Season 3 Capital Arc (Bai You Pu) has officially commenced its broadcast run on Fuji Television's B8station block. Adapted from the original web novel by Sha Luo Shuang Shu and produced through bilibili, this acclaimed Japanese-dubbed edition shifts the itinerant medical journey of spirit healer Tao Yao into the bustling, complex streets of the ancient capital, Keishi.
For viewers looking to follow Tao Yao, the young monk Moya, the fierce gray fox Gungun, and the serpentine noble Liu Gongzi, multiple major platforms provide on-demand access. Leading streaming services including U-NEXT, DMM TV, Amazon Prime Video, d Anime Store, and Hulu feature the series for unlimited viewing, while temporary catch-up options remain available via TVer. Notably, platforms like U-NEXT host the complete narrative continuity from the first season onward, making it an ideal hub for newcomers and returning fans alike.
Production Pedigree and Cast Expansion
Helmed by director Dong Yi, the animated adaptation continues to explore the delicate boundary between humans and folklore spirits, driven by a profound empathy for the desires and sorrows of existence. The core voice cast returns in full form, featuring Ayana Taketatsu as the spirit healer Tao Yao, Ayumu Murase as Moya, and Kengo Kawanishi as Liu Gongzi. Furthermore, the Capital Arc introduces prominent new dynamics with the inclusion of the prestigious Si brothers, voiced by Hiroshi Kamiya as the stoic Si Kuanglan and Daisuke Ono as the charismatic elder brother Si Jingyuan.
As Tao Yao and her companions navigate the political and spiritual undercurrents of the capital, the series balances emotional character vignettes with intricate world-building. With weekly episode rollouts scheduled across terrestrial broadcasts and digital storefronts, the spectral medical practice is set to unfold new layers of its sweeping lore throughout the autumn broadcast season.
