Aniplex of America is streaming all four Persona 3 anime films for free on YouTube to celebrate the Persona series’ 30th anniversary, available with English subtitles for a limited time.
Duel Masters LOST Chapter 4, subtitled “Danzai no Shonen,” launches on DueTube and other streaming platforms on October 9, 2026, running for four episodes. A key visual has been unveiled.
The concluding chapter of the Mononoke theatrical trilogy, Mononoke the Movie: Chapter 3 – Jagakami, will stream exclusively on Netflix worldwide starting September 29.
Crunchyroll has announced a collaboration with Appning by FORVIA to bring its anime streaming service to select vehicles across North America, Latin America, Europe, Asia, India, and Australia.
The anime film “Shi no Yuugi de Meshi wo Kuu. 44: CLOUDY BEACH” launches on streaming platforms on August 6 and will air on ABCテレビ, TOKYO MX, BS日テレ, and WOWOW from September 25, 2026.
ABEMA lines up 10 must-watch Summer 2026 anime available free — no sign-up required. From all-season free titles to exclusive simulcasts, here’s the full schedule.
The YouTube Saikyō Jump Channel will stream all 76 episodes of the Bobobo-bo Bo-bobo TV anime for a limited time, kicking off with a premiere of Episode 1 on July 23, 2026.
Streaming platform Darkroom has added Crusher Joe, Crusher Joe OVAs, Haré+Guu Deluxe, Haré+Guu FINAL, and Simoun to its catalog.
To celebrate “Nanoha Day” on July 8, 472 OST and character songs from the Magical Girl Lyrical Nanoha anime and film series are now available on subscription streaming platforms.
HIDIVE has announced several classic anime additions for June, including Urashiman, Ippatsuman, Heavy Metal L-Gaim, Judo Boy, and more, along with titles leaving the platform.
“Ginga Tokkyuu Milky★Subway Kakueki Teisha Gekijo-yuki” will stream exclusively on Netflix beginning June 1, with a special extended version titled 「臨時増発 ミルキー★サブウェイ 各駅停車劇場行き」 set to follow from June 12.
SkySet Entertainment has announced it will stream and produce an English dub for the anime Go Forward and its sequel Massugu ni Iko: Melon Pan-hen, with both series expected to be available by late summer 2026.
Japan’s official gazette reveals that Crunchyroll’s Japanese subsidiary posted a net profit of only 453 million yen for the fiscal year ending December 2025, a 63% drop from the prior year’s 1.239 billion yen.
