A New Deal Will Bring a Ton of Classic Anime to Netflix
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A new deal will bring a ton of classic anime to Netflix

Thanks to a deal made with Nippon TV anime fans will be thrilled to hear a bunch of classics are making their way over to Netflix.

Anime is now firmly established in the West. Thanks to the internet and the rise of anime shows on streaming sites, the Japanese export has seen a huge rise in global popularity. Now, thanks to a deal between Nippon TV and Netflix, the streaming giant will be able to offer viewers 13 new anime titles very soon.

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Netflix has seen a rise in demand for animated content and has been pushing for more original animated shows, but thanks to this recent deal 13 Japanese classics will be making their way onto the site as well.

Ouran High School Host Club, Claymore, and the first 38 episodes of HUNTER X HUNTER will debut on September 1. Death NoteDeath Note: Relight 1 and Death Note: Relight 2From Me To YouFrom Me To You S2, BerserkParasyte: The MaximNanaHajime No Ippo: The Fighting! and Monster, will follow soon after on dates to be confirmed.

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The anime category of Netflix already boasts many popular titles such as Haikyu!!, My Hero Academia, and the more recent SPYxFAMILY. The addition of more anime classics will be a huge boon for the site which claims that half of all 222 million subscribers have watched anime at some point on the platform.

Netflix is continuing to make major deals with Japanese animation companies to ensure that they can fulfill their viewers’ desire for the genre. The company revealed they would add 40 new anime shows to their platform at the AnimeJapan convention earlier this year, so expect more release dates soon.


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Laura Pollacco is Freelance Writer at We Got This Covered and has been deep diving into entertainment news for almost a full year. After graduating with a degree in Fashion Photography from Falmouth University, Laura moved to Japan, then back to England, and now back to Japan. She doesn't watch as much anime as she would like but keeps up to date with all things Marvel and 'Lord of the Rings'. She also writes about Japanese culture for various Tokyo-based publications.