New anime in 2024: the biggest upcoming and ongoing shows, including release dates
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Once you’re done, be sure to check out our list ofbest animeandbest anime shows on Netflix, plus the latest on four major names coming soon:Jujutsu Kaisen season 3, theChainsaw Man movie,Demon Slayer Infinity Castle movie trilogy, andOne-Punch Man season 3.
Just a quick note before we start: anime is traditionally divided into four seasons: winter (January-March), spring (April-June), summer (July-September), and fall (October-December).
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We’re starting in alphabetical order and that means beginning with perhaps this year’s most hotly anticipated anime: Arcane season 2.
Now, thanks to Netflix’s Geeked Week, we have the goods on a release date. Starting November 9, Arcane season 2will be released in three acts. Act 2 follows on November 16, with the series coming to an end on November 24. For more, check out theArcane season 2 release schedule.
Release date:Out now (ongoing)Where to watch Bleach: Thousand-Year Blood War part 3:Hulu/DisneyPlus
Yes, Bleach is still going, and, yes, it’s still amazing. The adaptation of the final arc continues and sees Ichigo return for ‘The Conflict’.The first trailerwas released at Jump Festa and offers up a scintillating teaser for the upcoming battle between our protagonist and Wandenreich’s emperor, Yhwach.
For more, check out our guide onhow to watch Bleach in order.
Release date:Out nowWhere to watch Blood of Zeus season 2:Netflix
After the twin-related twist at the end of the first season, Blood of Zeus is set to be an epic addition to Netflix’s burgeoning anime collection. With Heron still reeling and the gods gunning for the son of Zeus, it’s all available for an Olympus-sized binge with season 2 now on Netflix
Release date:Out nowWhere to watch Blue Exorcist season 3:Crunchyroll
Blue Exorcist adapted the Shimane Illuminati Saga, with all new episodes now available on Crunchyroll.
Release date:Out now (ongoing)Where to watch Blue Lock season 2:Crunchyroll
Blue Lock had a spin-off movie out this year (see more below for that), but there’salso a new seasonto look forward to. Don’t expect a Jose Mourinho-style second season syndrome here, however. The soccer anime aims to hit the heights of its initial run, which saw fledgling forward Isagi form part of Japan’s hilariously overblown new project to find a star striker - by putting hundreds of students through their paces in a prison-style structure. That’s all despite someearly animation concerns from fans.
Blue Lock season 2 adaps manga’s Japan U-20 arc, which sees the Blue Lock contenders pit their skills against Japan’s youngest, most prodigious talents.
Release date:Out nowWhere to watch Code Geass Roze of the Recapture:Hulu/Disney Plus
Set after the events of the acclaimed Lelouch of the Resurrection, Roze of the Recapture will supposedly be the first of a multi-part saga. Roze will be played by the prolific voice actor Kohei Amasaki. Little else is known about the project’s story, however.
Release date:Out nowWhere to watch Classroom of the Elite season 3:Crunchyroll
As the name might suggest, Classroom of the Elite focuses on the cohort of the Tokyo Metropolitan Advanced Nurturing High School, a facility designed to nurture the best and brightest Japan has to offer. Unfortunately for newcomer Kiyotaka, he’s in class 1-D - ‘D’ for ‘Defective.’ The third season rounded out the manga’s arc that covers the first school year.
Release date:Out now (ongoing)Where to watch Dandadan:Netflix/Crunchyroll
Release date:Out nowWhere to watch Delicious in Dungeon:Netflix
This year started off piping hot with Delicious in Dungeon, a kooky anime series that centers on the bid to rescue adventurer Falin from the belly of the beast - literally. Along the way, the band of heroes cooks up some tantalizing treats and mouthwatering meals for the party as they inch ever closer to the dungeon. Asecond seasonis in the works.
Release date:Out nowWhere to watch Demon Slayer season 4:Crunchyroll
One of the world’s most popular anime, Demon Slayer tells the story of Tanjiro, a boy who faces family tragedy after an encounter with murderous demons. He, along with his friends Inosuke, Zenitsu, and half-demon sister Nezuko, set out to strike back at the Upper Rank demons with the help of the heroic group of Hashira warriors.
Season 4 takes another step toward Tanjiro becoming a fully-fledged Hashira. The aptly-named Hashira Training arc premiered this spring and has finished airing on Crunchyroll. A movie trilogy, titled Demon Slayer Infinity Castle, will cap off the series in the near future.
Release date:Out now (ongoing)Where to watch Dragon Ball Daima:Crunchyroll
For more, read of guide onhow to watch Dragon Ball in orderand theDragon Ball Daima release schedule.
The latest instalment in the Fate series, Fate/strange Fake sees a new Holy Grail War kicks off and features more Servants from history brought into the fray. It’s set to follow on from the Whispers of Dawn movie, which saw all hell break loose in the town of Snowfield in America.
The world premiere of the sequel series is set for Los Angeles this November.
Release date:Out nowWhere to watch Frieren: Beyond Journey’s End:Crunchyroll
The second cour of fantasy anime Frieren began in January and continues the story of elven mage Frieren who, after defeating the Demon King, returns to see the band of heroes she fought alongside either growing old or dying. Due to her longevity, she travels north to bid a final farewell to one, Himmel. Along the way, she sets about discovering more of the world and befriending new people. It was a hugely acclaimed journey, too,reaching the top spoton anime site MyAnimeList with a second season also confirmed to be in the works.
Release date:Out nowWhere to watch From Me to You season 3:Netflix
Otherwise known as Kimi ni Todoke, From Me to You is a slice-of-life romance drama that will tug at the heartstrings. It involves the timid, shy Sawako (cruelly nicknamed ‘Sadako’ due to her resemblance to the creature from The Ring) coming out of her shell amid a blossoming relationship with popular classmate Kazehaya.
Release date:Out nowWhere to watch Gundam: Requiem for Vengeance:Netflix
“In the year 0079 of the Universal Century, thanks to a revolutionary new weapon known as a Mobile Suit, the Zeon Force initially gains the upper hand,” the official synopsis reads for the new Gundam series reads. “However, they lacked the power to take control of the entire Earth, bringing the war to a stalemate.”
And, so, this is where Requiem for Vengeance picks up. Ifthe new clip from Geeked Weekis any indication, expect this to be packed with the thrills, spills, and mechs that has served the series well for the past few decades.
Release date:Out nowWhere to watch Kaiju No. 8:Crunchyroll
One of the most popular manga of recent years, Kaiju No. 8, now has an exciting anime adaptation from Production I.G. (Haikyu, Ghost in the Shell).
Release date:Out nowWhere to watch Kengan Ashura season 2, part 2:Netflix
The second half of the Kengan Ashura anime’s second season is set to bolster Netflix’s anime ranks later this year. Not caught up? You’re missing out. It tells the story of Ohma Takita, a modern-day gladiator who enters tournaments just for the love of fighting and decimating his opponents. It’s brutal, with a killer hook - a tournament arc with a special prize at the seat of power - just as powerful as Ohma’s own right hand.
A surprise crossover with the similarly hard-hitting Baki Hanma landed in July.
Release date:Out nowWhere to watch Kingdom season 5:Crunchyroll
One of the best-selling manga of all time, Kingdom - written and illustrated by Yasuhisa Hara - loosely adapts the historical ‘Warring States’ period in ancient China. The fifth season continues the saga, serving up more of the series' trademark epic battles and political intrigue.
Release date:Out nowWhere to watch Masters of the Universe: Revolution:Netflix
By the power of Grayskull, the He-Man sequel series is making a return this year - and it promises to pit He-Man and Skeletor against each other in a battle for the ages.
Our hero is caught at a crossroads in the new season, however: will he rule Eternia as his musclebound alter-ego, or as Adam? Whatever happens, it’s all set to be a chaotic explosion of color and mayhem in a similar vein to that which enraptured audiences in the 1980s.
Release date:Out nowWhere to watch Mushoku Tensei season 2, part 2:Crunchyroll
Bundled with one of the weirdest anime premises we’ve seen in a minute, Mushoku Tensei follows the story of a homeless man who reincarnates in a fantasy world under the moniker Rudeus Greyrat - and aims to make the most of his second chance. The second part of the second season hits Crunchyroll this April.
Release date:Out nowWhere to watch My Hero Academia season 7:Crunchyroll
While My Hero Academia’s star may be on the wane compared to some of the other big name peers that have dominated the medium in recent years, the superhero shonen will likely edge towards its endgame in fine style. It’s definitely adapting the Star and Stripe arc, featuring America’s eponymous hero, and will inch ever closer to the epic Final War arc later this year as our superheroes in training continue to rise to the occasion.
Netflix’s synopsis reads, “A new adventure unfolds on Future Island ‘Egghead’, home to the lab of genius scientist Dr. Vegapunk. What awaits the Straw Hat Crew there?”
Release date:Out nowWhere to watch Oshi No Ko season 2:HiDive
To spoil Oshi No Ko’s premise would do a disservice to what was one of the most mindblowing twists in recent years. Needless to say, we’ll keep it brief: the anime focuses on two twins who find themselves embroiled in the world of pop idols, all deliciously wrapped up in a murder mystery. The second season is setting up to be a must-watch, in our eyes.
Release date:Out nowWhere to watch Pokemon Horizons: The Series:Netflix
So long, Ash! The winding road that saw Pallet Town’s favorite son finally become a Pokemon Master came to an end last year. Now,Pokemon Horizonskicks off a new era, and sees introverted Liko travel the world with the swashbuckling Mighty Volt Tacklers - and its Captain Pikachu.
If you want to know how the new series fits into the story so far, check out our guide onhow to watch Pokemon in order.
Release date:Out now (ongoing)Where to watch Ranma 1/2:Netflix
The remake of beloved ’90s anime Ranma 1/2 is coming to Netflix in October. As the synopsis suggests, we’re in for a typically madcap ride from one of the medium’s zaniest setups: “After training, Ranma acquires a mysterious constitution that allows him to turn back into a woman when poured with water, and a man when poured with hot water.”
Confusing matters further, Ranma then falls for a young female martial artist called Akane and the two are betrothed. But how will Ranma’s water-based transformations affect their fledgling relationship? You’ll have to find out in this unique romcom.
Release date:Out nowWhere to watch Re: Monster:Crunchyroll
Anime loves a good isekai - the genre which often sees a protagonist transported to another world - and Re: Monster should be right near the top of the pile this year. After dying, Kanata finds himself reborn in a fantasy world, but not as a knight, or a traditional hero. No, he’s a goblin. The newly-named Rou must struggle to survive and quickly get accustomed to his new environment - or risk winding up dying for a second time.
Release date:Out now (ongoing)Where to watch Re:Zero season 3:Crunchyroll
Re:Zero returns for a third season and, as you can imagine from Subaru’s powers to cheat death, it’s not going to get any easier for our hero in the kingdom of Lugunica.
“He savors a life of fulfillment while Emilia’s camp stands united for the royal selection—until a fateful letter arrives,” the synopsis for the third season states. “Anastasia, a royal selection candidate, has invited Emilia to the Watergate City of Priestella. But as the party begins its journey, crisis stirs beneath the surface and Subaru meets a cruel fate once again.”
For more, check out theRe:Zero season 3 release schedule.
Release date:Out nowWhere to watch the Rick and Morty anime:Adult Swim
Release date:Out nowWhere to watch Rising Impact: Netflix
Sports anime has covered a lot of ground, from running clubs to volleyball and – of course – golf. Rising Impact is set to tee off on Netflix this June, adapting the acclaimed manga from Nakaba Suzuki. It follows the journey of Gawain Nanaumi at Camelot Academy, armed with little more than a dream and an uber-powerful golf swing.
The second season isalsoout this year, premiering on Netflix this August.
Release date:Out nowWhere to watch Sand Land:Disney Plus
This is a two-for-one if you haven’t already caught the original Sand Land movie. The feature, directed by Toshihisa Yokoshima, adapted Dragon Ball creator Akira Toriyama’s shonen manga formed the first six episodes of this new anime.
The series has since fleshed out the world of Sand Land as its sheriff enlists the help of demons to search for a new water supply. To Forest Land!
Release date:Out nowWhere to watch Solo Leveling:Crunchyroll
Are we witnessing the making of a new classic? Solo Leveling revolves around “the world’s weakest hunter” Sung Jinwoo, who gets humbled in a high-level dungeon. Fortunately for him, he stumbles across the System, a program that allows him to level up and turn the tables on his foes. The manga has already received acclaim from fans for its pacing, action, and unique premise, anda second season is coming in January.
Release date:Out nowWhere to watch Suicide Squad Isekai:Hulu and Max
Now, this is out of the left field. The anti-heroes and villains of Suicide Squad - including Joker and Harley Quinn - get the anime treatment in an intriguing new mash-up. It’s all being brought to life by WIT, the studio behind the first three seasons of Attack on Titan.
The synopsis reads, “In the crime-ridden city of Gotham, Amanda Waller, the head of A.R.G.U.S., has assembled a group of notorious criminals for a mission: Harley Quinn, Deadshot, Peacemaker, Clayface, and King Shark. These Super-Villains are sent into an otherworldly realm that’s connected to this world through a gate. It’s a world of swords and magic where orcs rampage and dragons rule the skies - an ISEKAI!”
Watchthe new Suicide Squad Isekai trailernow.
Release date:Out nowWhere to watch Terminator Zero:Netflix
Developed by Production IG (best known for its Ghost in the Shell and Haikyu series), Terminator Zero sees Timothy Olyphant voice the unstoppable killing machine as it heads back to 1997 to dispose of a scientist.
Terminator Zero is directed by Masashi Kudō (best known for his work on Bleach), withThe Batmanwriter Mattson Tomlin serving as showrunner. For our verdict, check out ourTerminator Zero review.
Release date:Out nowWhere to watch That Time I Got Reincarnated as a Slime season 3:Crunchyroll
The anime with one of the most eyebrow-raising titles around is back. It continues Rimuru’s adventures. As a reminder: he was reborn as a slime in a fantasy world after being killed. It happens. Now, he’s set up a kingdom called Tempest and has taken his seat as a Demon Lord. What threats and foes will he encounter this time round? Thenew That Time I Got Reincarnated as a Slime trailerreveals all…
Release date:Out nowWhere to watch The Fable:Disney Plus
As confirmed byThe Hollywood Reporter, The Fable – the manga written and illustrated by Katsuhisa Minami –is hitting Disney Plus worldwideon April 7.
There’s every reason to be excited about the surprise release, too. Despite releasing just weeks after Keanu Reeves' hitman classic, The Fable certainlyfeelslike a John Wick anime, telling the story of a world-class assassin who must lay for a year. Unfortunately for Fable, being surrounded by the criminal class might prove alittletoo hard to ignore…
Release date:Out nowWhere to watch The Seven Deadly Sins: Four Knights of the Apocalypse:Netflix
The sequel to The Seven Deadly Sins takes place several years after the defeat of the Demon King. As peace comes to Camelot, a young boy named Percival encounters a mysterious knight, which kicks off an epic journey that could change Britannia forever. Thefirst trailer for The Seven Deadly Sinsis available to watch now.
Release date:Out nowWhere to watch Tomb Raider: The Legend of Lara Croft:Netflix
For more, check out our interview with Hayley Atwell aboutplaying Lara Croft in future, as well as ourThe Legend of Lara Croft review.
Release date:Out nowWhere to watch Tower of God season 2:Crunchyroll
Summer is traditionally more of a barren period for anime, but Tower of God’s new season at least means there’s something to look forward to this July.
After his friend Rachel enters his world’s mysterious looming tower, Bam sets out to rescue her. The first season ended with a pretty gobsmacking twist - one that we shan’t spoil it here - and if it pays off in the second season, this could be an anime that could tower over the rest.
Release date:Out nowWhere to watch T-P Bon:Netflix
T-P Bon is probably going to capture viewers' imaginations very, very quickly. It features a unique premise - a high school student is enlisted in a time travel agency to help save lives across multiple eras and locations - as well as great art, a magnetic cast, and killer theme. What’s not to like?
Release date:Out nowWhere to watch Uzumaki:Toonami/Adult Swim
It’s about time this list had a bit more of a horror flavor. Uzumaki dives deep into the (thankfully fictional) town of Kurouzo-chu and its steeped history with the supernatural. It was written by legendary horror manga artist Junji Ito, so there’s plenty of reason to think this will scare us silly very soon, but maybe not always for the right reasons asthe second episode’s animation controversy proves.
You can also check out our guide to the10 best Junji Ito mangato read right now.
Release date:Out nowWhere to watch Wistoria: Wand and Sword:Crunchyroll
One of the big new fantasy anime shows, Wistoria follows the tale of Will Serfort, a student who possesses talents with a sword but, plot twist: this is a world that favors magic users.
In case you needed more convincing, a Wistoria producer has recently lauded the creative minds behind the show asone of the greatest anime teams ever assembled.
Surprise! Attack on Titan is ending.Again. A new movie, which brings together the final two chapters of the worldwide anime phenomenon, is coming to Japanese cinemas later this year. Promising improved visuals and 5.1 surround sound, this is going to bethedefinitive way to watch how Eren’s story comes to a close. There’s evena new post-credits sceneto look forward to.
How’s this for a surprise, if welcome, crossover? Baki Hanma vs. Kengan Ashura pits star combatants from both of Netflix’s fighting anime against each other in an epic and bloody showdown. That even includes series protagonists Ohma Takita and Baki Hanma in a fight for the ages.
Thefirst trailer for Baki Hanma vs. Kengan Ashurahas also been released by Netflix.
The sports anime Blue Lock centers on Japan’sinterestingmethods to train a new soccer starlet in the wake of their World Cup woes. The solution? A prison-like facility designed to cultivate a world-class striker. Episode Nagi is a spin-off and follows the prodigious yet unmotivated talent Seishiro Nagi.
We’re in the closing stretch of Hinata’s journey ‘to the top’. The volleyball anime has come to an end and, in its place, a two-part movie will finish off at least part of the story. Battle at the Garbage Dump follows the hotly-anticipated match between Hinata’s Karasuno and historic rivals Nekoma as they battle to progress to to the latter stages of the Nationals.
Release date:November 7 (Prime Video)
Look Back, based on a manga from Chainsaw Man creator Tatsuki Fujimoto, could be one of the sleeper hits of the year.
The movie follows the story of Kyomoto and Fujuno, two rivals-turned-friends united by their passion for drawing manga.The first traileralready teased a wistful, melancholy adventure based on their shared love of the medium and early reactions have described it as a moving masterpiece. Itnow has a US release date, too.
After an explosion leaves a small town trapped, teenager Masamune encounters an aging girl in a place that appears to be stuck in time. Carrying shades of the recent COVID lockdown and its isolation, this is one anime movie that will hit close to home for many.
The fourth feature outing for My Hero Academia takes place during the anime’s sixth season and sees Deku come into contact with a mysterious figure masquerading as the legendary hero All-Might.
Set over a decade into Momonga’s adventures in his favorite MMORPG, the Overlord movie sees The Sacred Kingdom on the “bring of ruin” and turning to Momonga to fight off the hordes of forces unleashed by the Demon Emperor.
“A young girl and her imaginary companion discover a magical world of creatures and places never before seen – but a sinister force threatens to destroy it,” reads the synopsis for The Imaginary, a new anime fantasy adventure from a studio that can count Studio Ghibli producers and animators as part of their team.
The Imaginary marks the start of a “multi-film partnership” between Netflix and Studio Ponoc, and we’re excited to see what the deal cooks up in the coming years.
The ultra-popular Ultraman may not be familiar to many in the West but to those in Japan, the alien from outer space is a household name and a pop culture icon.
Ultraman: Rising, then, will be a great introduction for newcomers. It focuses on a baseball player moonlighting as the superhero, who suddenly has to look after kaiju offspring after defeating its mother. Thenew postershowcases the loveable baby, as well as revealing a June release date.
Release date:TBAWhere to watch Chainsaw Man - The Movie: Reze Arc:Cinemas
In a slight surprise, Chainsaw Man isn’t getting a second season - not yet, anyway. The next manga arc (affectionately titled Bomb Girl by readers) will be adapted as a movie. It’ll continue the bloody, gruesome travels of Denji, who dies and fuses with the devil dog Pochita to become Chainsaw Man. Naturally.
Release date:TBAWhere to watch Demon Slayer Infinity Castle:Cinemas
Demon Slayer is coming to an end with a trilogy of movies adapting the Infinity Castle arc. No release date has yet been given, but we expect showdowns galore as Tanjiro and the remaining Hashira are drawn into Muzan Kibutsuji’s titular Infinity Castle in this final act.
It’s taken a few years for Dante to come to our screens but we’realmostthere. Of course, the devil is in the detail but it all sounds promising enough: The adaptation of the iconic hack-and-slashCapcomgame is heading our way next year and will feature a younger Dante.It’ll be brought to life by Studio Mir, best known for its work on The Legend of Korra. A newDevil May Cry trailerwas even released during Netflix’s Geeked Week and, with it, a synopsis on what to expect from the adaptation of the hit series: “Sinister forces are at play at the portal between the human and demon realms. In the middle of it all is Dante, an orphaned demon hunter for hire, unaware that the fate of both worlds hangs around his neck.”
Release date:TBAWhere to watch Jujutsu Kaisen season 3:TBA
Jujutsu Kaisen season 3 will adapt the Culling Games arc, which sees sorcerers and newly-awakened sorcerers alike pitted against each other in a battle royale-style tournament.
Release date:TBAWhere to watch the One Piece remake:Netflix
Over 1,000 episodes later, One Piece has become one of the most daunting marathons in television history. Netflix is attempting to get new fans engaged in one of the best anime around as it partners with Studio Wit on a complete remake of the series, which sees Monkey D. Luffy and his Straw Hats sail the Grand Line in search of the mythical One Piece treasure.
Studio Wit’s president has already pointed to modernizationas a key driving forcebehind the remake, and we’re excited to see how it all pans out from January.
Release date:TBAWhere to watch One-Punch Man season 3:TBA
It’s been a minute but we expect to see more from Saitama and his penchant for knocking out supervillains with, you guessed it, just one punch. The hype surrounding the show had died down a little butan incredible new trailernot only increased our expectations, it also suggests we could be seeing One-Punch Man season 3 on our screens very soon.
Based on a manga from Yuto Suzuki, Sakamoto Days turns the John Wick fantasy on its head. The titular character Sakamoto, after all, was once a for-hire killer. However, he retired, got married, and left the assassin game behind. But with fellow hitmen on his tail, the now-doughy Sakamoto must pick up his weapon once more to protect his family.
Release date:TBAWhere to watch Splinter Cell: Deathwatch: Netflix
Splinter Cell is the latest on a long, long line of video game properties mined by Netflix (and, yes, we’re calling it an ‘anime’ for now, asUbisoft’s official site even describes it as such). Liev Schreiber will take over on voice duties for Sam Fisher, a black ops agent working for the shadowy Fourth Echelon.
“Once you get used to the shadows, you see bad people for who they really are. And they’ll never see you coming for them," Fisher says inthe first look at Splinter Cell: Deathwatch. After decades of stalking about in the darkness as Mr. Fisher, that’s music to our ears.
Release date:January 24Where to watch The Colors Within:Cinemas
Directed by Naoko Yamada, who helmed anime classic A Silent Voice, The Colors Within, the coming-of-age tale brings together three music-mad teenagers who find solace and community as their paths eventually cross.
Chief among them is Totsuko, who comes bundled with a colorful talent: she ‘sees’ people and their emotions represented by a color.
After meeting Kimi, she soon follows her passions and starts a band with fellow misfit Rui. You can watchthe first trailer for The Colors Within now.
Geralt is back! This time, he’s voiced by The Witcher game voice actor Doug Cockle for this adventure that takes place during the events of The Witcher season 1.
Release date:TBAWhere to watch Cyberpunk:Netflix
Welcome back to Night City, chooms. Given the success of Cyberpunk: Edgerunners, it should come as little surprise to hear that Netflix andCD Projekt Redare teaming up for a new project.
While we know very little about the series just yet, we suspect it won’t be a direct sequel to Edgerunners, given how that show ended. Watch this space.
The first trailer for Zenshuhas us very excited. The new undated anime, from Studio MAPPA, follows the plight of Natsuko, a talented young anime artist suddenly thrust into directing her first feature movie.
Despite that being an unbridled success, Natusko’s next project isn’t so easy. As per the show’s synopsis: “Her next project is set to be a romantic comedy movie themed around first love. However, having never been in love herself, Natsuko struggles to understand the concept of first love, and as a result, she’s unable to create the storyboard, causing the movie production to come to a standstill.”
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