Watching tv shows and films on Netflix has become a part of everyone’s lives in recent years. The consumption of content whenever you want, for a small price, started as a small niche experience for the interested.

Japanese animation has exploded in popularity over the past decade, with major streaming sites Netflix and Amazon picking up major anime titles and even producing their own.   Anime is one of the most famous entertainment exports from Japan.

Anime is one of the most popular entertainment genres in Japan. It’s not only famous in the country, but even people of all ages across the globe have been watching anime as their favorite pastime. It’s hand-drawn by expert artists with exciting effects and animations using skilled voice talents to give life to the characters.

Due to technological advancement, many geniuses with brilliant minds continue to produce video games to provide avid gamers with fun and entertainment across the globe. In fact, it’s not only young people who get hooked on playing video games.

There are endless anime shows that are currently available through the giant streaming platform that is Netflix. Identifiable  by their superior quality content and bottomless options it can be difficult to solidify your choice of viewing material when searching on the app.

Author’s Note: This will be my last article for Ani.ME and this has been in my drafts for quite some time. There are some things that I still wanted to discuss more related to anime conventions and cosplay but some situations (like this pandemic) have been tough.

The beginning of 2021 is something to look forward to as TV Tokyo announced on Friday that the 8th season of Yamishibai: Japanese Ghost Stories is slated to air in January 2021. Kanji Tsuda will be reprising the role as Storyteller.

There more ways to legally stream and watch anime now as HBO Max announced this week that they will start streaming the Jujutsu Kaisen anime in English Dub beginning December 4. This is part of the streaming services’ “Crunchyroll Collection”.

It’s Miku’s turn now for the spotlight, as the newest promo video for the upcoming second season of Quintessential Quintuplets is now focused on her. Check out the video here. This promo video is now the third of five character-focused promo videos for the second season—one for each Nakano quintuplet.

A new commercial posted on the official Seven Deadly Sins website reveals the anime’s theme song artists for the new Seven Deadly Sins: Dragon’s Judgment series. Check out the video here. The video previews the opening theme song Hikari Are (Let There Be Light) by Akihito Okano, vocalist of the Porno Graffiti band.