Crunchyroll Confirms Packed Spring 2026 English Dub Lineup for April

I’ve been following Crunchyroll’s announcements for their upcoming anime releases this April, and they’ve also given us a peek at their English dub plans for Spring 2026! It looks like we’re getting both new seasons of familiar favorites and some interesting new shows. They haven’t shared all the details just yet, but you can find a list of the English dubs below.

One Key Feature Could Be Make or Break for Pokemon Champions

I recently got to try out Pokemon Champions before its release at a preview event. We played it on the new Switch 2, and I was impressed by the improved graphics. However, I quickly noticed the game frequently asks you to spend Victory Points (VP) to do almost anything. While it’s expected that free-to-start games like Champions have in-game currency, how well that currency is balanced between paying and non-paying players will be crucial, especially since the game focuses heavily on player-versus-player battles.

Season 2 of Stephen King’s Hit Horror Show Will Take a Long Time, but Has Avoided a Stranger Things Problem

If the second season of It: Welcome to Derry delivers on the promises made in the first season’s finale, the wait will be worthwhile. Fortunately, HBO has the flexibility to take the necessary time to produce the season properly, which is a benefit compared to shows like Stranger Things where the young cast members are growing up quickly, creating a sense of urgency.

Kevin McKidd, Kim Raver to Exit Grey’s Anatomy After Nearly 20 Years

Okay, big news for all you Grey’s Anatomy fans! After almost two decades of bringing Dr. Owen Hunt and Dr. Teddy Altman to life, Kevin McKidd and Kim Raver are saying goodbye to the show. Their final episode will be the season 22 finale on May 7th – it’s going to be emotional, but they’ve given so much to the series, and I’m sure it will be a fitting send-off.

An All-Time Great TV Show Is Officially Getting a Big-Budget Disney+ Remake (With 1 Major Change)

Disney recently announced a new series that will likely appeal to fans of classic television. Production has begun on The Koreans, a fresh take on the FX show The Americans, which ended in 2018 after six seasons. This time, instead of Russian spies in 1980s America, the story follows North Korean spies operating in South Korea during the 1990s. Starring in the lead roles are Lee Byunghun (known for No Other Choice and Squid Game) and Han Jimin (Heavenly Ever After), who will play the undercover spies.