The Palace Mystery Hit Now Speaks Arabic
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Somewhere inside the emperor's palace, a young servant notices what everyone else misses.
A strange rash. An odd smell. A symptom that does not fit.
Her name is Maomao, and she knows more about medicine and poison than the palace doctors. In The Apothecary Diaries, one of the most popular Japanese cartoons of recent years, she quietly solves mysteries nobody else can.
Season three began yesterday on Crunchyroll in the Middle East — and this time, families across the region can watch it in Arabic, with Arabic dubbing and subtitles alongside English.
The season continues until the end of the year, with its second half arriving in April and a film also on the way.
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