One of Netflix’s best anime live-action adaptations is a sprawling fantasy television show that makes even Naruto look small in comparison.

Netflix has dropped some good and bad news for fans of its Devil May Cry animated adaptation, as it has confirmed that the show will be back for a third and final season. Showrunner Adi Shankar also addressed how the third season will bring the first–and only–arc of Devil May Cry to a close,

From new episodes of One Piece to the Season 3 debut of Pokémon Horizons, these are the best anime shows coming to Crunchyroll and Netflix this June.

Considering the popularity of the anime adaptation, it makes sense that Netflix would vie to add Arakawa and BONES’s adaptation to its library. Taking to social media, the streaming service confirmed that several episodes from Daemons of the Shadow Realm will land on Netflix starting on July 4th.

This morning, Netflix announced that The One Piece will begin streaming exclusively on the platform in February 2027—and, in a change from how Netflix has typically handled anime recently, will drop all seven of its episodes at once.

Netflix has come a long way from being just another platform to stream anime. It’s now a studio in its own right, producing original anime that rivals even Japan’s biggest names. What began as an experiment with titles like Knights of Sidonia has grown ...

See more of our trusted coverage when you search. Prefer Newsweek on Google to see more of our trusted coverage when you search. While Crunchyroll might be king when it comes to streaming anime, Netflix has really stepped up its game in the last few years ...

Live-action anime adaptations followed an unfortunate rule for years, but that all officially ended in 2020 when a rare sort of project hit Netflix.

I don’t recall Shakespeare’s original featuring gigantic flying dragons, but I appreciate the wild swing.