Tokyo Ghoul Root A, the 12-episode original-story second season, is available on multiple Japanese streaming platforms. Here is a full breakdown of where to watch, plus cast, music, and how it differs from the manga.
Tokyo Ghoul:re Final Season (Season 4) aired in 2018 with 12 episodes and is available on multiple streaming platforms in Japan, including details on the cast, music, and a full series watch order.
A roundup of streaming platforms carrying all 12 episodes of Tokyo Ghoul:re Season 3, along with voice cast details, the soundtrack, and highlights of the season centered on the character “Sasaki Haise.”
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The OVA Tokyo Ghoul[JACK], a prequel to the main series following Arima Kishou’s high school days and his encounter with Fura Taishi, is available to stream on multiple platforms. Here is a complete rundown of where to watch it and all the production details.
The single “Venus to Jesus” — the opening song from the anime Arakawa Under the Bridge, performed by Yakushimaru Etsuko — is now available to stream, along with the full music video, as of May 27.
A full guide to streaming services carrying all 20 episodes of Dragon Ball DAIMA, with pricing comparisons, free trial periods, and highlights of the latest Dragon Ball franchise entry overseen by Akira Toriyama.
U-NEXT Holdings has announced plans to acquire anime studio GoHands, the creator of K and Hand Shakers, making it a 100% owned subsidiary.
A complete guide to every platform streaming the Japanese film “Suspect X” (容疑者Xの献身), the first entry in the Galileo film series, including pricing and free trial periods for each service.
The anime NO.6 is streaming free on the YouTube channel “Full★Anime TV” by Kodansha, to promote the new manga continuation NO.6 Saikai volume 3, alongside a character vote open through July 31.
RetroCrush, the free classic anime streaming service from Cineverse, will bring the Medabots anime to its FAST (Free Ad-Supported Television) channel on June 7, marking the series’ latest return to the platform after it was first added in August 2020.
The beloved 1990s classic anime “Kero Kero Chime” (ケロケロちゃいむ) is now streaming exclusively on dAnime Store, as announced by original manga creator Fujita Makuro on social media, to the delight of fans who have waited decades.
Streaming platform Darkroom has added the anime Hare+Guu Deluxe to its catalog, now available with an English dub for premium subscribers.
