These are the anime that are still to be released on Netflix this year
Anime Coming to Netflix in 2020
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EDEN
Netflix Release Date: Fall 2020
Studio: Qubic Pictures, CGCC | Episodes: TBA
Eden is the collaboration between Netflix and Yasuhiro Irie. The most well-known work of Yasuhiro was his time as the director of the Full Metal Alchemist: Brotherhood series, and the original FMA series before it. If Eden can be half as successful as FMA: Brotherhood, then it will be one of the best anime of 2020.
One thousand years in the future, the city “Eden 3” has no human population, and is solely inhabited by robots. The human masters of the robots disappeared many years ago. Two farming robots, while on a mission outside of Eden, discover a human baby girl. Realizing that the ancient myth of humans is real, the two robots take in the little girl and raise her together in a safe haven outside of Eden. youtube.com
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Pacific Rim
Netflix Release Date: 2020
Studio: Polygon Pictures | Episodes: TBA
It shouldn’t come as a surprise that the franchise featuring giant robots fighting giant monsters is receiving its own anime series. Produced by Polygon Pictures (Levuius, Drifting Dragons), the spin-off series of the popular movie franchise will be CGI animated. The series has been confirmed to take place after the movies and will expand upon the story and world of Pacific Rim.
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Dragon’s Dogma
Netflix Release Date: TBA
Studio: Sublimation | Episodes: TBA
One of the most underrated games of the past decade, Capcom’s RPG fantasy-adventure Dragon’s Dogma has found its way into the hearts of many a gamer. Fans of the series have been hoping for a sequel to the 2013 game, and hopefully, the anime series will be enough for now to whet their appetite. Capcom has remained coy on the release of a follow-up title, but there’s every chance that the anime series could drop alongside the release of the highly anticipated video game sequel.
A tale set in the world of Capcom’s RPG franchise Dragon’s Dogma.
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Netflix Release Date: TBA
Studio: David Production | Episodes: TBA
Spriggan ran from 1988 to 1996 for a total of 11 volumes to which only 2 adaptations of the franchise have been carried out. A video game was produced for the PlayStation in 1999 and a year prior a film adaptation was released in Japan. It’s been over 2 decades since the release of the film and the franchise is finally getting its own anime.
Many years ago an ancient civilization once ruled the Earth but ultimately destroyed themselves. Leaving messages to future generations to find, they detail how to use the powerful creations they used. Various factions begin to search for mysterious artifacts in the order to use them against their enemies. Standing in their way is the ARCAM Corporation and their elite squadron of soldiers known as Spriggans.
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Super Crooks N
Netflix Release Date: TBA
Studio: Bones | Episodes: TBA
Netflix has the exclusive rights to order and distribute content from the expansive library of the Millarworld comics, and coming to Netflix in the near future is the anime based on the popular comic book series Supercrooks.
With the appearance of so many supervillains, the authorities are trying even harder to subdue them. Tired of a saturated market and the authorities constantly hounding them a team of supervillains head to Spain to carry out a legendary last heist.
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YASUKE
Netflix Release Date:
Studio: MAPPA | Episodes: TBA
Yasuke was the only known Black Samurai during the era of feudal Japan. The legendary Samurai served under the daimyō Oda Nobunaga in the late 16th century.
In the war-torn era of feudal Japan, a retired ronin (a wandering samurai who had no lord or master) takes up arms once again after he is charged with the task of transporting a child to safety. The mysterious child is being hunted by dark forces that wish it dead forcing the ronin to bring his sword out of retirement and fight once more.
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Magic the Gathering
With over 11 million players, Magic The Gathering is one of the biggest card games on the planet. With a huge amount of lore and history within the card games’ world, it was only a matter of time an adaptation was due. The series is being co-produced by Netflix and Avengers directors the Russo Brothers. A release date hasn’t been confirmed and it could still be a number of years before we see the release of the highly anticipated anime series.
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Vampire in the Garden
Two girls, Momo and Fine, from different backgrounds who meet by chance. A story about an unlikely friendship between the human and vampire race that intertwines with the power of music.
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Nathan Diaz
If we're lucky we get Animatrix. If we're not we get all those Marvel anime adaptations.
Samuel Diaz
Is Chandra the main character? God, I hope not. As matter of fact, I hope none of the Gatewatch is.
Jack Diaz
Why are they farming if there are no humans?
Justin Allen
>after the movies
So the shitty sequel is canon to this? Fuck that.
Noah Hill
Any pics of that vampire yet?
Sebastian Roberts
Beastars season 2 won't be until 2021.
Jaxson Powell
sasuga netflix
Eli Hernandez
All garbage
Ian King
so very tired
probably yuri shit they have to check that faggot mark after all
David Jackson
I'm a sucker for stories that involve human children growing up with synthetic intelligence parental units.
Somali for example was a great story that I very much liked.
Alexander Fisher
Holy shit. That's a name I haven't heard in a while.
Oliver Moore
Dorohedoro was surprisingly very well done. I want more
Zachary Howard
What did happen to B the beginning sequel?
Gavin Turner
You didn't post the new Yuasa show coming out this summer, Japan Sinks: 2020
Henry Lopez
Probably because that's what they were programmed to do. I assume the anime is going to dive into the concept of free will and junk
Adam Diaz
I don't agree with the decision to release entire seasons at once but I can comprehend it
I can't comprehend waiting until months after the season finishes airing to release them in English, it's like they want people to pirate their shit. I would have canceled my Netflix sub by now if my family didn't use it so much.
Caleb Smith
>I would have canceled my Netflix sub by now if my family didn't use it so much.
same
Easton Turner
Supposedly but wizards keeps getting woker and woker every year so they might scrap the whole thing and start again with a poc mc
Maybe that's what's taking so long, every time they finish they get told to go back and make it even woker.
At least the visuals will probably be really nice,
Michael Brooks
Is the second movie any good? At the time the trailers put me off because the robots seemed far more agile.
Noah Harris
>wizards keeps getting woker and woker every year
When will this shit end? It's fucking everywhere now.
Jaxon Cox
Polygon Pictures is based
Angel Ortiz
It won't end. That's how these things go. The people who run these things live in their bubbles and they will continue to run their properties into the ground as they demand they be made to appeal to their own moral sensibilities until eventually they run out of money and either are sold off or simply hold onto the properties as they die.
If you're sick of it, then get into smaller stuff instead of the conglomerate. I know it's not that easy but the only options are eat the shit they hand us or go elsewhere.
Caleb Murphy
until their filthy jew money runs out.
NEVER
Aiden Reyes
Sounds cool, does the manga have an English translation?
Henry Diaz
>WIT Studio
The only one I'm somehow interested in. Hopefully won't be as disappointing as Carole & Tuesday.