#ANIME 2026

Spring 2026 is still airing and Summer 2026 is already shaping up to be one of the strongest anime seasons in years. Here is every confirmed and announced show coming in July 2026.

The Infinity Castle arc is the most anticipated anime release of the decade. Here's the full breakdown — what happens in the arc, why the anime community has been waiting years for it, and exactly what to expect when it finally arrives.

Season 1 made Sung Jinwoo the strongest hunter in Korea. Season 2 makes him something else entirely. Arise from the Shadow is bigger, darker, and more ambitious than anything the first season attempted — and it mostly delivers.

Episode 7 of Witch Hat Atelier just dropped and I genuinely cannot stop thinking about it. The Qifrey power sequence alone has broken the internet — and honestly? The hype is completely deserved.

Re:Zero Season 4 just grabbed the number 1 spot on Anime Trending's Spring 2026 Week 5 chart. The Recapture Arc is confirmed for August 2026. But if you haven't watched Season 3 — or dropped off years ago — can you start here? The honest answer.

Chainsaw Man Part 2 is coming. The manga has been running for years and the anime adaptation is confirmed. Here's everything we know about the release window, what arcs it will cover, and why Part 2 is even more unhinged than Part 1.

Season 3 left Subaru absolutely broken. Season 4 picks up exactly where that pain left off — and the first three episodes have already made it clear this is going to be one of Re:Zero's most ambitious runs yet.

Netflix's anime catalogue has grown massively in 2026. But with hundreds of titles available, knowing what's actually worth your time is the hard part. Here are the 10 best anime on Netflix right now, ranked by how much they deserve your evening.

Season 3 of JJK was a brutal, breathtaking, controversial masterpiece that dominated Crunchyroll for months. Here's the full breakdown — the deaths, the shocks, the moments that broke the internet, and what comes next for the series.

Six years. Dorohedoro fans waited six years for Season 2. Now it's here on Netflix and Crunchyroll, and it's everything you wanted: ugly, chaotic, darkly funny, and somehow more alive than most of the clean-cut shows airing alongside it.

While everyone argues about Witch Hat Atelier and Re:Zero, Akane-Banashi is sitting quietly in the corner being genuinely extraordinary. If you want something different — something that feels like it was made for people who love storytelling itself — this is the one.

The Elbaf Arc is doing things One Piece hasn't done in a long time — delivering emotional gut-punches, jaw-dropping animation, and payoffs that fans have been waiting over a decade for. Here's why everyone is losing their minds.

Never heard of Witch Hat Atelier? That's about to change. This is the show that has topped the Anime Corner Spring 2026 weekly charts since its very first episode — and once you understand what it is, you'll understand exactly why.