Umbrella Academy season 3 confirmed by Netflix

10 November 2020, 16:27

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Katie Louise Smith

By Katie Louise Smith

When will Umbrella Academy season 3 be released? The third season will start production in February 2021 but don't expect it for a while yet.

At last, it's been confirmed: The Umbrella Academy season 3 has been renewed at Netflix.

Production on the new season will begin in February 2021 and all the Hargreeves siblings are expected to be back – as well as Justin H. Min, who will be taking on a new role, and Ritu Arya, who will be returning as Lila Pitts. There'll be 10 episodes in season 3.

The Umbrella Academy season 3 is expected to follow the Hargreeves siblings as they end up in a new timeline and discover the existence of the Sparrow Academy. Season 3 is expected to be loosely based on Vol 4 of the Umbrella Academy comics, written by Gerard Way.

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What will happen in The Umbrella Academy season 3?

At the end of season 3, the Hargreeves siblings manage to save the world and avoid an apocalypse by jumping into a new timeline. They arrive a day after the original apocalypse to find the academy still standing.

However, they soon notice that everything actually has changed. A new academy called The Sparrow Academy is now in their place, and it seems like the Umbrella Academy never even existed in the new timeline.

Season 2 left fans with plenty of unanswered questions, including one about the mystery behind the floating green cube, and whether or not Harlan has anything to do with the new academy.

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When will The Umbrella Academy season 3 be released?

Usually, one season of TUA takes just over a year to make. If production begins in February 2021, it's possible that we could have season 2 on our screens by early 2022... providing production doesn't get shut down over coronavirus concerns.

Time to start theorising!