Netflix officially unveils its exciting Spring anime slate

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Published Mar 31, 2026, 1:40 PM EDT

A wide variety of new and ongoing anime are coming to Netflix

A young boy looks angry before he is about to pass the football in Blue Lock

Spring anime season is here. Several winter titles have already reached their conclusion, including the third season of Jujutsu Kaisen and Trigun Stargaze, but there is a lot to look forward to. To celebrate this spirit of new beginnings, Netflix recently announced its Spring 2026 lineup at this year’s AnimeJapan event. The slate includes Netflix Originals like JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure: Steel Ball Run and Dandelion, along with titles that will arrive on Netflix after their original run on platforms like Crunchyroll.

Heavy hitters like Jujutsu Kaisen and One Piece are already on Netflix, but the spring slate will allow global audiences to keep up with new seasons or arcs. For instance, season 2 of Jujutsu Kaisen will finally be available from May 1 onward, while One Piece’s highly anticipated Elbaph Arc can be watched starting April 11 (as opposed to its April 5 premiere on Crunchyroll). Here is the list of new and updated titles that are coming to the platform in the U.S. this spring:

Dorohedoro (season 2) - April 1
The Ramparts of Ice - April 2
Spy x Family (season 3) - April 4
One Piece Elbaph Arc - April 11
Blue Lock (season 1) - April 25
My Dress-Up Darling (season 1) - April 25
Jujutsu Kaisen (season 2) - May 1
Assassination Classroom (season 1) - May 1
Shangri-La Frontier (season 1) - May 1
Overload: The Sacred Kingdom - May 10
Akane Banashi - May (TBD)

Apart from this wide range of stories, you can also expect highly anticipated entries like Witch Hat Atelier to grace the platform, adding much-needed variety to the saturated fantasy genre. Additionally, the Netflix Original Dandelion, which is based on Gintama creator Hideaki Sorachi's one-shot manga, will premiere on April 16.

You can also enjoy watching acclaimed titles like Cosmic Princess Kaguya!, Love Through a Prism, and 100 Meters, which are already available to stream on Netflix. Although specifics vary, most of these titles will be available in several languages along with audio descriptions.

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