A return to Night City, a legendary blacksmith, and a bizarre race are what you can expect this fall anime season. There's a new season full of anime to check out this Fall like the return of the award-winning Cyberpunk Edgerunners, the hilarious Overgeared, and the highly anticipated continuation of Steel Ball Run JoJo's Bizarre Adventure. Across Crunchyroll, HIDIVE, Hulu, and Netflix, as well as others, there are a lot of places to enjoy anime at the moment.
Check out some anticipated series in the video above or the slideshow gallery below, followed by the full list of new Fall season 2026 anime and where to watch them in the U.S. and their respective streaming platforms. Anime listed are available now unless otherwise stated.
The highly anticipated sports series Aoashi returns with Season 2! It’s been a few years now since we last saw Ashito and teammates attempt to rise through the ranks of the Tokyo City football club. Now that Ashito has made a good showing, the competition ramps up yet again. TMS Entertainment, known for Dr. Stone and Yowamushi Pedal, takes up the animation production reins this season. Unlike Blue Lock, but similar to Haikyu, Aoashi is much more grounded. So if you’re a fan of sports anime along those lines, now’s the time to get on the pitch and check this out. Aoashi Season 2 is available now on Crunchyroll.
Speaking of sports anime, Blue Box is back with its Season 2! This sports anime also has romance, so there’s been quite a bit of drama since we last saw Taiki and the gang navigate their feelings. Electric Circus, a newer studio composed of some former Telecom Animation Film staff, is taking on animation production this season. We can’t wait to see how these relationships progress this fall after leaving us with major decisions last season. If you’re looking to take a break from the many action-packed series out now, this series is worth checking out. Blue Box Season 2 is available now on Netflix.
A new romance series dropping this fall is Firefly Wedding. The series follows Satoko, the daughter of a prestigious family who is navigating marriage proposals while dealing with a secret health issue. After an unfortunate event, she negotiates for her life by proposing marriage to a killer. David Production, known for JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure and Fire Force, is at the helm of this series, so expect some crazy action as these spouses-to-be prepare for an unlikely wedding. Firefly Wedding is available now on Crunchyroll.
Looking for a fun fantasy series this fall? Overgeared is the anime for you this season! The series follows Shin, a player in a popular fantasy VR game which offers opportunities to make money in the real world. He’s been struggling for a while now, but falls upon a once-in-a-lifetime chance to become a legendary blacksmith class. With these newfound abilities, he can turn around his luck even though he isn’t super exceptional in other categories. J.C. Staff, the studio behind The Disastrous Life of Saiki K. and Bakuman, is handling animation production on this series. So far, it’s been a hilarious ride as Shin learns more about his class and how he can use it in this dangerous fantasy game world. If you have time outside the big returning anime this season, check out this new series. Overgeared is available now on Crunchyroll.
Another new fantasy series this season is The Laid-Off Cheat-Granting Mage Enjoys a Second Lease on Life. The series follows Rein, an enchanter who gets laid off from his guild after serving his purpose. Soon after, he takes back all his enchantments and imbues his own plain gear with the same magic, making him a force to be reckoned with. P.A. Works, known for Shirobako and Skip to Loafer, is heading animation on this new series. Seeing Rein dive head first into an adventure without any clue of what he’s doing has been the highlight this early in the season. It’s an especially good time when his newfound ally, Lily, freaks out about all the careless chaos he brings. The Laid-Off Cheat-Granting Mage Enjoys a Second Lease on Life is available now on Crunchyroll.
The supernatural 2007 manga Psyren is getting an anime adaptation this fall season. The series follows Ageha, a young student who tries to help a friend and unknowingly gets involved with a mysterious world filled with monsters. Satelight, the studio behind Log Horizon and Macross F, is taking on production for this long-awaited series. If you’re interested in seeing what the fuss is about after all these years, you can check out Psyren, available now on Crunchyroll.
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