The release dates for these series haven’t been officially announced yet, but the platform will share them soon. One highlight is Overlord: Sacred Kingdom, the third movie in the Overlord series, which came out in 2024. With the April schedule now available, it might start streaming next month. Until then, fans can rewatch all four seasons of Overlord.
The New Denpa Men was initially released on Nintendo Switch on July 22, 2024, and then came to iOS and Android devices on March 10, 2025. When the Switch 2 version launches, players will be able to play with people on all other versions of the game.
Here is an overview of the game, via its Steam page:
With April here, the streaming service has started showing season two of Dorohedoro and has many more popular shows planned for release. Netflix Anime recently announced eight new series coming in April and May 2026, building on previously confirmed April additions. While specific dates are still to come, What’s on Netflix reports that Spy x Family will premiere on April 4th, 2026. Currently, it’s unclear how many seasons will be available at first, but Netflix plans to eventually add all three.
While many anime heroes get satisfying endings, some shows aren’t afraid to kill off their main characters in heartbreaking ways. Sometimes, these tragic deaths feel earned – characters like Eren from Attack on Titan and Light from Death Note, despite being captivating, bring about their own downfalls through their choices. But the most devastating fates belong to those protagonists who die even though they deserve to live.
Both ThunderCats and SilverHawks were animated series created by Rankin/Bass Productions, and they shared some common elements. While both shows featured aliens and exciting fights with advanced technology, SilverHawks took place mainly in outer space, giving it a stronger focus on cosmic adventures.
Here is an overview of the game, via SUNSOFT:
Good news for fans! Crunchyroll is now taking pre-orders for a special collector’s edition Blu-ray of Season 2. This set includes all 12 episodes, a 76-page booklet with production details, and three exclusive character art cards. You can watch it in both English and Japanese with subtitles in Brazilian Portuguese, English, French, and Spanish. Plus, it’s packed with bonus content like audio commentary and behind-the-scenes footage with the director. Pre-orders are available on the Crunchyroll store, and the Blu-ray is scheduled to ship on June 20, 2026.
Currently, the main storyline focuses on fighting the Yōtei Six, leading up to events called Incursions. The ultimate goal of the raid is to defeat their leader, Lord Saito. It’s interesting that the story mentions both “The Dragon” and Saito as separate enemies, suggesting there might be multiple stages to the fight. This could mean “The Dragon” is a second, more challenging phase that Lord Saito will transform into, which would be a natural fit for a complex raid.
Wow, Project Hail Mary is a huge hit! As of today, it’s already made over $330 million globally – and it’s only been out for two weeks! As a big fan of sci-fi, I’m thrilled to see it’s actually being received better than The Martian – critics are loving it with a 95% score on Rotten Tomatoes, and audiences give it a 96% on the Popcornmeter. It just proves how perfectly Andy Weir’s stories translate to film. With two of his books now successful movies, Hollywood really needs to get cracking on adapting the third book in his unofficial trilogy!