The October 2024 anime season is set to deliver an impressive array of new releases and returning favorites. Fans can expect a diverse lineup of genres, from action and adventure to romance and supernatural drama. This month’s releases are packed with excitement, bringing both fresh stories and highly anticipated sequels that are sure to captivate audiences. Whether you’re looking for epic battles, heartwarming character arcs, or mind-bending mysteries, October’s anime offerings promise something for everyone.
As the fall season kicks off, anime lovers have plenty to look forward to, with new series introducing dynamic characters and plotlines, while ongoing shows continue to evolve with deeper narratives and more intense conflicts. It’s the perfect time to dive into these new titles, as they bring a fresh wave of creativity and storytelling to the screen, marking another vibrant chapter in the ever-expanding world of anime.
Let This Grieving Soul Retire
- Release Date: October 1, 2024
- Platform: Crunchyroll
Let This Grieving Soul Retire(Nageki no Bourei wa Intai Shitai) is a comedic fantasy anime that brings a refreshing twist to the overpowered protagonist trope. Based on a popular light novel, the story follows Krai Andrey, a once-aspiring treasure hunter who quickly realizes that he’s not suited for the life of adventuring. However, his friends become some of the strongest heroes in the world, and despite his efforts to retire quietly, he constantly gets pulled back into dangerous situations.
Krai’s strength lies in his ability to delegate tasks to his powerful teammates, but his constant misunderstandings lead him into ridiculous, often life-threatening situations. Fans of The Eminence in Shadow will likely enjoy the humor and themes of mistaken identity and reluctant leadership in this series.
The anime adaptation, produced by Studio Zero-G, features vibrant character designs and comedic timing that highlights the absurdity of Krai’s constant attempts to leave the adventuring life behind. With a talented voice cast, including Kensho Ono as Krai and Fairouz Ai as Liz, the series promises plenty of laughs and lighthearted adventure.
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I’ll Become a Villainess Who Goes Down in History
(Rekishi ni Nokoru Akujo ni Naru zo)
- Release Date: October 2, 2024
- Platform: Crunchyroll
I’ll Become a Villainess Who Goes Down in History follows the popular “villainess” trend within the isekai genre. The story centers on Alicia, a girl reincarnated as the villainess of her favorite Otome game. Rather than accepting her role as the typical antagonist, Alicia strives to become the world’s most feared villainess. However, her attempts at evil hilariously backfire, leading the prince to fall for her even more.
Produced by MAHO Film, with Yuji Yanase directing, the anime promises a light-hearted and comedic take on the villainess trope. The show blends elements of romance, comedy, and fantasy, making it a perfect watch for fans of shows like My Next Life as a Villainess. The unique twist here is Alicia’s dedication to becoming a villain, only to be met with unforeseen affection from those around her.
With a strong production team and a charming premise, this series is already gaining attention, especially for those who enjoy the playful subversion of typical romance narratives.
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Tying the Knot with an Amagami Sister (Amagami-san Chi no Enmusubi)
- Release Date: October 1, 2024
- Platform: Crunchyroll
Tying the Knot with an Amagami Sister (Amagami-san Chi no Enmusubi) is a romantic comedy about Uryuu Kamihate, a young man aiming to get into medical school. His life takes a turn when he moves into a shrine and learns he must marry one of the three lively Amagami sisters—Yae, Yuna, or Asahi—and eventually take over the family temple. This unexpected situation sets the stage for a heartwarming and comedic harem-style romance.
Based on the manga by Marcey Naito, the series blends humor with romantic tension, making it an enjoyable watch for fans of light-hearted rom-coms like The Quintessential Quintuplets. Viewers can expect charming character dynamics and plenty of misunderstandings as Uryuu navigates life with the three sisters.
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Re – Starting Life in Another World (Re Kara Hajimeru Isekai Seikatsu) Season 3
- Release Date: October 2, 2024
- Platform: Crunchyroll
Re – Starting Life in Another World returns for its third season, plunging Subaru Natsuki back into the treacherous world of life and death. This season begins one year after Subaru’s previous struggles at the Sanctuary. Emilia’s camp receives a mysterious invitation to Priestella, the Watergate City, where their journey takes an ominous turn.
Crisis looms, and once again, Subaru faces cruel fates, including encounters with sinister foes like Sirius Romanée-Conti, the Sin Archbishop of Wrath.
Season 3 promises intense moments, complex character dynamics, and heartbreaking twists, as Subaru continues his battle against fate using his “Return by Death” ability. This arc, often referred to as the “Attack Arc,” will span 16 episodes, with the second half scheduled for early 2025.
With stunning animation by White Fox and a talented returning cast, fans can expect more mind-bending time loops and gripping action. Masahiro Shinohara directs the season, with Kenichiro Suehiro returning for the music, further enhancing the dramatic tension of Subaru’s journey.
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The Prince of Tennis II: U-17 World Cup Semifinal
(Shin Tennis no Ōji-sama: U-17 WORLD CUP SEMIFINAL)
- Release Date: October 2, 2024
- Platform: Crunchyroll
The Prince of Tennis II: U-17 World Cup Semifinal continues the story of Ryoma Echizen and Team Japan as they progress through the intense U-17 World Cup tournament. This season focuses on the high-stakes semifinal match between Japan and Germany, a team led by pro player Jürgen Borisovich Volk and featuring former Japan team member Tezuka Kunimitsu, now playing for Germany. The series is filled with dynamic tennis action, tactical play, and the emotional development of its characters.
Produced by M.S.C. Studio, the anime showcases intense matches, featuring characters with over-the-top tennis abilities that fans have come to love. The rivalry between Japan and Germany brings new challenges for Ryoma and his team as they face off against world-class opponents.
The series is packed with high-energy sports drama and character-driven storytelling, making it a must-watch for long-time Prince of Tennis fans. Additionally, the powerful opening theme, “Wake Up” by Kidella, sets the tone for this thrilling arc.
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KamiErabi GOD.app (Season 2)
- Release Date: October 2, 2024
- Platform: Crunchyroll
KamiErabi GOD.app returns for its second season, picking up twelve years after the events of the first. This season, known as the “Concluding Arc,” follows a new protagonist, Eko Sasaki, a young girl investigating the mysterious 828 Incident. The previous protagonist, Goro Ono, has disappeared, and the incident is now thought to be a mass hallucination. However, Eko believes the truth involves divine powers, leading her to a new character named Lall, and they ultimately restart the deadly battle for godhood that first played out a decade earlier.
This season continues the series’ signature high-stakes battle royale, where high schoolers with special abilities fight for the title of God. The series, directed by Hiroyuki Seshita and written by Yoko Taro (creator of NieR: Automata), blends deep philosophical questions with fast-paced action. Fans can expect intense drama, complex character motivations, and a gripping conclusion to the story.
Studio UNEND produces the series and features character designs by Atsushi Ohkubo (Soul Eater), with music composed by MONACA. The opening theme, “Fūka,” by Nanashi no Tarō, and the ending theme, “Kōfuku no Susume,” by LEEVELLES, set the mood for the thrilling final arc.
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Acro Trip
- Release Date: October 2, 2024
- Platform: Crunchyroll
Acro Trip is a comedic take on the magical girl genre, following the adventures of Chizuko Date, a self-proclaimed otaku living in Niigata Prefecture. Chizuko is obsessed with Berry Blossom, the magical girl who defends the city. However, the frequent battles between Berry Blossom and the incompetent villain Chroma, leader of the evil organization Fossa Magna, have become so lackluster that no one pays attention to them anymore—except Chizuko. Determined to highlight Berry’s true power, Chizuko’s enthusiasm leads her into a series of bizarre and hilarious situations, slowly drawing her into the world of the villains.
The anime is produced by Studio Voil and directed by Ayumu Kotake, with character designs by Toshie Kawamura (Yes! Precure 5). It’s a light-hearted parody, perfect for fans who enjoy magical girl tropes with a comedic twist.
With its unique mix of humor and magical girl drama, Acro Trip offers a refreshing break from more serious anime, making it a standout in the Fall 2024 lineup.
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Blue Box (Ao no Hako)
- Release Date: October 3, 2024
- Platform: Netflix (Simulcast)
Blue Box is a charming blend of sports, romance, and high school drama, adapted from Kouji Miura’s popular Shonen Jump manga. The story centers around Taiki Inomata, a badminton player with dreams of reaching nationals. His world changes when he starts living with Chinatsu Kano, a basketball player he has a crush on. As they both pursue their athletic goals, their relationship gradually evolves, creating a heartfelt narrative about love, friendship, and determination.
The anime is animated by Telecom Animation Film and directed by Yuichiro Yano. It features beautiful character designs by Miho Tanino and a script by Yuko Kakihara, ensuring a faithful adaptation of the manga’s lighthearted tone. The opening theme, “Same Blue” by Official HIGE DANDism, and the ending theme, “Teenage Blue” by Eve, complement the emotional and uplifting atmosphere of the series.
Fans of sports-romance anime like Cross Game and Haikyuu!! will find Blue Box a refreshing watch, as it balances intense training sessions with the tenderness of young love. Episodes will be released weekly on Netflix, making it easy for fans to follow along.
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Dandadan
- Release Date: October 3, 2024
- Platforms: Netflix and Crunchyroll
The highly anticipated Dandadan anime adaptation is finally here, streaming on both Netflix and Crunchyroll. Based on the manga by Yukinobu Tatsu, Dandadan offers a wild mix of supernatural elements, aliens, and occult themes, blended with romance and action-packed battles.
The story revolves around two high schoolers, Momo Ayase and Okarun. Momo believes in spirits but not aliens, while Okarun is the opposite. To settle their debate, they each investigate the other’s paranormal beliefs. What ensues is a chaotic adventure where both characters discover a world filled with ghosts, curses, and extraterrestrials, leading to some thrilling and hilarious moments. The dynamic between Momo and Okarun, alongside the wild mix of supernatural forces, promises a unique viewing experience for fans of Jujutsu Kaisen or Mob Psycho 100.
Produced by Science SARU and directed by Fuga Yamashiro, the show features stellar animation and engaging action scenes. The series is expected to run for 12 episodes, with new episodes dropping weekly, starting from October 3, 2024.
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365 Days to the Wedding (Kekkon Surutte, Hontou Desu ka: 365 Days to the Wedding)
- Release Date: October 3, 2024
- Platform: Crunchyroll
365 Days to the Wedding follows Takuya Ohara and Rika Honjoji, two socially awkward coworkers at a Tokyo travel agency. Both are content with their quiet, solitary lives. However, when the company plans to open a new branch in Siberia and prioritizes sending single employees, they devise a desperate plan to pretend to be married for one year.
What starts as a simple ruse to avoid relocation leads to unforeseen complications as they navigate daily life while maintaining the façade of a couple.
The series, based on Tamiki Wakaki‘s manga, adds humor and warmth to the fake marriage trope, delving into themes of workplace culture, romance, and personal growth. Over time, Takuya and Rika’s interactions lead to moments of vulnerability and affection, as they slowly begin to understand one another beyond their surface-level interactions.
Directed by Hiroshi Ikehata (FLCL Progressive), the anime boasts a talented cast and beautiful character designs by Shuji Maruyama. Its mix of rom-com dynamics and heartfelt character development makes it a must-watch for fans of slice-of-life romance anime like TONIKAWA: Over the Moon for You.
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Trillion Game (Toririon Gēmu)
- Release Date: October 3, 2024
- Platform: Crunchyroll
Trillion Game is an exciting financial thriller anime based on the manga written by Riichirou Inagaki (Dr. Stone) and illustrated by Ryoichi Ikegami (Crying Freeman). The story revolves around two young men, Haru Tennouji and Gaku Taira, who set out to earn an unimaginable fortune of one trillion dollars.
Haru is a charismatic and smooth-talking individual, while Gaku is a socially awkward but brilliant programmer. Together, they aim to conquer the world of business and finance using their contrasting skills.
The anime explores themes of ambition, friendship, and the cutthroat nature of corporate life. The duo faces intense challenges, from outsmarting corporate rivals to manipulating the stock market. Their journey showcases not only their desire for wealth but also the strength of their partnership.
The series is produced by Madhouse, with Yuzo Satou (Kaiji) directing, and Ryunosuke Kingetsu (Police in a Pod) overseeing the script. The vibrant character designs are crafted by Kei Tsuchiya. Fans of strategic and intelligent narratives will appreciate the high-stakes drama, reminiscent of Kaiji or Great Teacher Onizuka.
With a catchy opening theme, “Beat the Odds” by TEAM, and an intriguing plot, Trillion Game promises to be a must-watch this Fall.
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A Herbivorous Dragon of 5,000 Years Gets Unfairly Villainized
(Yowai 5000-nen no Sōshoku Dragon, Iware Naki Jaryū Nintei) Season 2
- Release Date: October 2, 2024
- Platform: Crunchyroll
Season 2 of A Herbivorous Dragon of 5,000 Years Gets Unfairly Villainized continues the humorous and heartwarming journey of a peace-loving, vegetarian dragon and his unlikely human companion, Reiko. The dragon, mistaken for an evil entity despite his harmless nature, finds himself caught in an even bigger conspiracy as he and Reiko venture to the Kingdom of Asga.
Their mission to protect Reiko’s village from the demon king gets more complicated as new powerful characters, including members of a secret organization, come into play.
This Chinese-animated series, produced by LAN Studio, offers a unique take on the dragon fantasy trope by blending comedy with epic adventures. The second season brings more world-building, character development, and humor, with the dragon continuously thrust into the role of a villain, much to his dismay.
The opening theme, “Brave One” by Fukurow Note, and the ending, “Ameiro Suisai” by MiMi, set the tone for this lighthearted but action-packed series. Fans can catch new episodes on Crunchyroll as they air weekly.
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Loner Life in Another World (Hitoribocchi no Isekai Kouryaku)
- Release Date: October 3, 2024
- Platform: Crunchyroll
Loner Life in Another World follows Haruka, an introverted high schooler who is transported to a fantasy world alongside his entire class. While others receive powerful abilities to become heroes, Haruka misses the selection period and is left with seemingly useless skills.
However, using his unexpected abilities and ingenuity, he navigates this new world as a “lone wolf” adventurer. Despite preferring solitude, Haruka often finds himself at the center of his classmates’ struggles, revealing his hidden talents as he unintentionally becomes their unlikely savior.
Adapted from the light novel series by Shoji Goji, the anime is produced by Hayabusa Film and Passione, with direction by Akio Kazumi. The series blends the isekai genre with humor, focusing on Haruka’s sarcastic and self-sufficient approach to life in a world where his skills are undervalued by everyone but him.
With its mix of clever problem-solving and social dynamics, Loner Life in Another World is perfect for fans who enjoy offbeat isekai adventures where the underdog surprises everyone.
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Kabushikigaisha Magi-Lumière (Magilumiere Magical Girls Inc.)
- Release Date: October 4, 2024
- Platform: Crunchyroll
Kabushikigaisha Magi-Lumière (Magilumiere Magical Girls Inc.) offers a fresh take on the magical girl genre by blending it with workplace comedy. The story revolves around Kana Sakuragi, a struggling college student trying to navigate the job market. She unexpectedly finds herself recruited by a startup company that employs magical girls to combat supernatural threats known as Kaii. In this world, being a magical girl is not just a heroic calling but a profession, complete with office politics, corporate rivalries, and team dynamics.
The anime, based on the manga by Sekka Iwata and Yu Aoki, is produced by Moe and J.C. Staff. Directed by Masahiro Hiraoka (One-Punch Man), with character designs by Hidehiro Asama, the series promises a unique mix of action, humor, and magical girl transformations set against the backdrop of a corporate startup.
With its unusual premise and strong production team, Kabushikigaisha Magi-Lumière is set to appeal to both fans of magical girl shows and those looking for something with a workplace twist.
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Rurouni Kenshin Season 2 (Kyoto Arc)
- Release Date: October 4, 2024
- Platform: Crunchyroll
The second season of Rurouni Kenshin continues the iconic Kyoto Arc, where Kenshin Himura faces his toughest challenge yet. This season adapts one of the most beloved arcs in the original manga by Nobuhiro Watsuki, where Kenshin heads to Kyoto to confront Makoto Shishio, a powerful and ruthless antagonist aiming to overthrow the Meiji government. The story delves deeper into Kenshin’s past as the infamous assassin, Hitokiri Battosai, and tests his resolve to never kill again.
Produced by Liden Films, this season promises stunning sword fights, emotional drama, and darker themes as Kenshin battles Shishio and his band of fearsome warriors. Familiar faces like Sanosuke Sagara, Kaoru Kamiya, and Hajime Saito return, with new enemies and allies joining the fray.
The series airs for two consecutive cours (seasons), meaning fans will get a continuous half-year run packed with intense action and character development. Fans of classic samurai anime won’t want to miss this epic continuation, available on Crunchyroll.
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Blue Exorcist: Beyond the Snow Saga
- Release Date: October 5, 2024
- Platforms: Hulu/Disney+
Blue Exorcist: Beyond the Snow Saga is the latest continuation of Rin Okumura’s journey, following the events of the Shimane Illuminati Saga. In this arc, Rin and his brother Yukio are drawn into new supernatural occurrences at Lake Towada, in Aomori.
The mysterious disappearance of Shura and the rising threat of demonic forces set the stage for a tense and emotional adventure. As the brothers confront their personal struggles and dark family history, the stakes grow higher.
The saga dives deep into themes of brotherhood, sacrifice, and the ongoing battle between exorcists and demons. The season promises intense battles with stunning animation by A-1 Pictures, coupled with emotional character development as Yukio grapples with his inner turmoil, and Rin continues to accept his demonic lineage.
With 24 episodes planned over two cours, Blue Exorcist: Beyond the Snow Saga is set to provide a darker and more mature tone compared to previous arcs, highlighting Yukio’s shifting allegiances and Rin’s growth as a hero. Fans of the series can expect a perfect balance of supernatural action, moral dilemmas, and heart-pounding drama.
Streaming on Hulu and Disney+, this new season continues the global expansion of Blue Exorcist, offering both subtitled and dubbed versions for international audiences.
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Bleach: Thousand-Year Blood War Part 3 – The Conflict
- Release Date: October 5, 2024
- Platforms: Hulu (U.S.) / Disney+ (International)
Bleach: Thousand-Year Blood War Part 3 – The Conflict picks up right where Part 2 left off, with Ichigo Kurosaki and the Soul Reapers facing the Quincy leader Yhwach in a fierce struggle for the future of the Soul Society. This new cour dives deeper into the climactic final arc of Bleach, continuing the adaptation of the Thousand-Year Blood War storyline from Tite Kubo’s manga.
In this part, Ichigo and his allies confront overwhelming challenges as Yhwach regains his “Almighty” power and advances toward the Soul King’s Palace. With Squad Zero on the verge of defeat, Ichigo’s group must fight to stop Yhwach from destroying everything they hold dear. Fans can expect intense action, plot twists, and emotional stakes as the epic battle for the Soul Society unfolds.
Produced by Studio Pierrot, Part 3 continues with top-tier animation and dramatic storytelling, along with new musical themes, such as the opening track “Without Words” by SIX LOUNGE and the ending theme “MONOCHROME” by Suisoh. Part 3 consists of 13 episodes, airing weekly on Hulu in the U.S. and Disney+ for international viewers.
This installment promises to reveal more about Ichigo’s origins, the true nature of Yhwach’s powers, and the destiny of the Soul Society, leading up to the long-awaited conclusion in the upcoming Part 4.
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Sword Art Online Alternative: Gun Gale Online II
- Release Date: October 4, 2024
- Platform: Crunchyroll
After a six-year hiatus, Sword Art Online Alternative: Gun Gale Online returns with its second season, diving back into the fast-paced, high-stakes world of virtual reality battle royales. This Sword Art Online spinoff, which separates itself from the main series, focuses on the character LLENN (Karen Kohiruimaki), a player who transforms her real-world insecurity over her height into a small but deadly in-game avatar.
LLENN, along with her partners Pitohui and Fukaziroh, re-enters the competitive world of Gun Gale Online for another round of Squad Jam—a PvP event where teams compete to eliminate one another and emerge victorious.
In Season 2, LLENN must face off against new and returning challengers, including the formidable Amazon squad, while dealing with the challenge of having been out of practice for months.
This time around, she teams up with M and Pitohui, two characters who bring their own complex dynamics and battle skills to the group. Pitohui, who was once a dangerous adversary, now works alongside LLENN, although her thirst for chaos and competition remains.
While the series continues to deliver the exciting gunfights and strategy that fans of the first season loved, this new installment also brings a deeper focus on character development. LLENN’s journey is not just about survival in the game, but also about exploring how her virtual persona helps her cope with real-life insecurities. Season 2 promises to delve into these personal struggles and relationships while maintaining the thrilling atmosphere of the Squad Jam.
Produced by Studio 3Hz and A-1 Pictures, the animation retains the sharp, dynamic action scenes the franchise is known for, though some fans noted slight changes in the character designs compared to the first season. With a renewed focus on team dynamics and more intense, tactical gameplay, the second season is set to provide both old fans and newcomers with plenty of action and engaging storylines.
Episodes air weekly on Crunchyroll, continuing the journey of these competitive gamer girls as they navigate the cutthroat world of Gun Gale Online. Whether you’re here for the fast-paced gunfights or LLENN’s emotional growth, this season promises to deliver excitement and heart in equal measure.
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The Seven Deadly Sins: Four Knights of the Apocalypse Season 2
- Release Date: October 6, 2024
- Platform: Netflix
Season 2 of The Seven Deadly Sins: Four Knights of the Apocalypse picks up where the first season left off, following the journey of Percival and his companions. Set 16 years after the events of the original Seven Deadly Sins series, this sequel dives deeper into the prophecies surrounding the Four Knights of the Apocalypse, a group destined to either save or destroy Britannia.
In Season 2, Percival continues his quest alongside fellow Knights as they face even greater threats, including the rising power of Camelot and its leader, Arthur Pendragon. Expect more action-packed battles as Percival learns to harness his mystical powers and encounters new allies and enemies. Key story arcs, including the Chaos in Liones Arc and parts of the Camelot Infiltration Arc, are set to unfold this season, providing more insight into the Knights’ origins and their connection to the legendary Seven Deadly Sins.
Season 2 will stream weekly on Netflix, with new episodes dropping every Sunday, offering both epic confrontations and deepening character development as Percival and his group fight to fulfill (or defy) their apocalyptic prophecy.
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Ranma 1/2 (2024 Reboot)
- Release Date: October 5, 2024
- Platform: Crunchyroll
The 2024 Ranma 1/2 reboot brings back one of the most iconic anime of the late 80s and 90s, beloved for its blend of martial arts, slapstick comedy, and quirky romance. Produced by MAPPA and directed by Kōnosuke Uda (One Piece), this reboot is a faithful reimagining of Rumiko Takahashi’s legendary manga, capturing the wild, gender-bending adventures of Ranma Saotome.
The story follows Ranma, a martial artist cursed to turn into a girl when splashed with cold water, and his arranged fiancée, Akane Tendo. Together, they navigate the chaos of high school, martial arts tournaments, and their own love-hate relationship, all while dealing with a colorful cast of rivals, suitors, and comedic misadventures.
The reboot retains the core plot elements that made Ranma 1/2 a global hit, but with upgraded animation and visuals by MAPPA, giving the characters and fight scenes a dynamic, modern flair. Fans can expect plenty of martial arts hijinks and romantic entanglements as Ranma tries to hide his curse while navigating his engagement to the hot-tempered Akane.
The show remains true to its roots with humor, action, and the gender-swapping antics that have defined the series, while introducing a new generation of viewers to the classic tale.
The English dub features a fresh voice cast, including Valeria Rodriguez as Akane and David Errigo Jr. as Ranma (boy form), while Suzie Young voices Ranma’s female form. The new Ranma 1/2 series combines nostalgia for longtime fans with updated animation and an accessible storyline for newcomers.
With a unique blend of martial arts, supernatural elements, and heartfelt comedy, this reboot promises to be a standout in Crunchyroll’s Fall 2024 lineup.
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Dragon Ball Daima
- Release Date: October 11, 2024
- Platform: Crunchyroll
Dragon Ball Daima is the latest installment in the legendary Dragon Ball franchise, marking a major return with a brand-new storyline that promises to captivate both long-time fans and newcomers. Created by Akira Toriyama, who contributed to the series before his passing earlier in 2024, Daima explores an entirely new realm within the Dragon Ball universe—the Demon Realm.
The plot kicks off with Goku, Vegeta, and other familiar faces being transformed into miniature versions of themselves, limiting their power as they start on a new adventure to restore their original forms.
The story will introduce new characters, including Glorio, a mysterious figure from the Demon Realm, and Panzy, a masked warrior who joins forces with Goku to counter the rising threat of Gomah, the series’ new antagonist. While Daima introduces fresh elements, it remains rooted in classic Dragon Ball themes like teamwork, epic battles, and the pursuit of powerful new abilities.
This exciting new chapter will stream worldwide on Crunchyroll starting October 11, 2024, with an English dub scheduled to follow later in November. The anime’s opening theme, performed by Zedd and AI, adds to the hype, promising top-tier action and nostalgic callbacks. Fans can expect a visually stunning production from Toei Animation, with plenty of twists and classic humor.
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Ao no Miburo (Blue Wolves of Mibu)
- Release Date: October 19, 2024
- Platform: Crunchyroll
Ao no Miburo (Blue Wolves of Mibu) is an action-packed samurai anime set during the tumultuous era of the Shinsengumi, a famous group of warriors defending Kyoto in the late Edo period. The story follows Nio, a young orphan who dreams of creating a better world. After crossing paths with two key figures of the Shinsengumi, Toshizō Hijikata and Sōji Okita, Nio is drawn into their world of swordsmanship, honor, and conflict. His journey leads him to discover more about his past while battling against those threatening to overthrow Japan’s ruling order.
Produced by Maho Film and directed by Kumiko Habara (I’m the Villainess, So I’m Taming the Final Boss), the anime boasts an impressive team behind it, including character designers Yūko Ōba and Miyako Nishida, with music composed by Yuki Hayashi (My Hero Academia). The opening theme, “Ao” by SPYAIR, perfectly complements the anime’s intense and emotional tone.
With its blend of historical action and dramatic character arcs, Ao no Miburo is a must-watch for fans of samurai epics and historical dramas like Rurouni Kenshin. The series will stream globally on Crunchyroll, bringing its high-stakes battles and rich storytelling to audiences around the world.
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October 2024 is packed with exciting new releases and sequels that appeal to both longtime fans and newcomers. Whether you’re into high-stakes action, supernatural battles, or character-driven dramas, this season offers something for everyone. These anime releases promise to leave a lasting impact, as they expand the boundaries of storytelling and animation. Be sure to catch these new series and returning favorites on your preferred streaming platforms, and immerse yourself in the dynamic world of anime this season.
