Netflix announced that over half of its subscribers are anime fans, revealing a growing trend in streaming preferences during Anime Expo 2025. With a subscriber base exceeding 300 million, this means around 150 million users are watching anime content. Netflix continues to expand its anime portfolio, announcing new titles such as Cyberpunk: Edgerunners Season 2, Dan Da Dan, and Sakamoto Days. This aligns with findings from a recent Dentsu study, which indicates a significant portion of viewers across platforms are engaging with anime, particularly on Netflix.

What anime shows has Netflix released that are based on video games?

Netflix has produced several successful anime adaptations based on video games, including popular titles such as Castlevania, Devil May Cry, The Witcher, and Cyberpunk 2077. These adaptations have garnered significant attention and have contributed to Netflix's reputation as a major player in the anime space.

In recent years, Netflix has bolstered its anime offerings, diving deep into various genres and styles. Original series like Beastars, Devilman Crybaby, and Pluto have attracted diverse audiences, showcasing Netflix’s commitment to catering to different anime tastes. The streaming giant’s strategy includes consistent expansion into the anime segment, promising exciting new content for fans worldwide.