Why Umbrella Academy Season 3 Will Be Very Different To Past Years

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As The Umbrella Academy's cast members tease a totally new ride in season 3, which ingredients make the Hargreeves' futures so radically different from past misadventures? Adapting the comic world created by My Chemical Romance frontman, Gerard Way, Netflix's The Umbrella Academy has spent 2 whole seasons torturing the Hargreeves siblings in increasingly macabre ways. When The Umbrella Academy begins, Luther, Allison, Diego, Klaus, Five and Vanya are already the epitome of dysfunction. They then endure at least three variations of the apocalypse, Vanya becoming the White Violin, Allison losing her ability to speak, an array of unsuccessful romantic endeavors, Vietnam, and, of course, Five constantly being an insufferable know-it-all.

Production is currently underway on The Umbrella Academy season 3, and though plot details remain scarce, cast members have been helpful in providing updates. Confirming season 3 is currently in the process of recording ADR, Emmy Raver-Lampman (Allison) describes "a completely different energy" to The Umbrella Academy's upcoming return. It's intriguing how those closest to the Hargreeves characters feel winds of change blowing, but why will The Umbrella Academy season 3 be such a dramatic departure?

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Thanks to season 2's shock time-bending ending grabbing all the headlines, it's easy to overlook just how different the Hargreeves siblings who arrive back in 2019 are compared to the sextet who departed in season 1's finale. Trapped in the 1960s, each character struck out alone. Allison got married, Luther overcome his funk, Klaus led an actual cult, and Diego and Vanya both fell in love (with different people!). The six