Recently, Japan Times sat down with Netflix’s director of anime to talk about the company’s interest in anime. Taito Okiura is the man behind Netflix’s anime acquisition and production. The ...

Netflix made a major splash at Anime Expo over the weekend, dropping new trailers, clips and images from its anime lineup including “Sakamoto Days,” “My Melody & Kuromi,” and “Cyberpunk: Edgerunners 2 ...

Netflix and Crunchyroll together rule the fast-growing, multibillion-dollar anime streaming market Anime is crucial to the Big Red N’s expansion in Japan, but the international opportunity is ...

Record of Ragnarok has become a household name among Netflix’s anime line-up, and there’s finally more in store for fans.Despite season 2 ending on a cliffhanger, there’s been no news on any ...

Netflix’s expansion into anime continues. Today, the streaming service announced details for a number of exciting shows, ranging from a horror series with characters designed by Final Fantasy ...

As Netflix VP of product innovation Todd Yellin told WIRED last year, only 10 percent of the people who watch anime on Netflix live in Japan. The other 90 percent are sprinkled around the globe.

But Netflix isn’t just spending on anime for the sake of the global market. It is also eyeing expansion in Japan itself, where it has an estimated six million subscribers.

Jefferies, a global investment bank, has identified three major companies that are poised to benefit from the booming anime industry, which is expected to reach a value of $60 billion by 2030.

On top of these new anime series, Netflix is also acquiring some big anime series that are being brought to the platform such as JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure: Thus Spoke Kishibe Rohan, The Way Of ...

Enter the buzzing showfloor at this year’s Anime Expo, and you’ll be met with the towering exhibitor presences of MAPPA, SEGA, Netflix, TOHO Animation, HULU, Viz Media, Aniplex, and more major ...

Netflix has amassed a large library of live-action anime and manga adaptations. Here’s a rundown of each series and movie on the list, from worst to best.