Crunchyroll Adds Nine New Titles to Its Fall 2026 Anime Schedule

Crunchyroll’s fall anime season is getting even busier.

With October underway, the streamer has expanded its Fall 2026 lineup with nine additional titles, joining a schedule that already includes major returning series like Black Clover, The Apothecary Diaries, Aoashi, and The Detective Is Already Dead, alongside newcomers including Firefly Wedding, Overgeared, The Vermilion Mask, and HORROR COLLECTOR for fellow genre lovers looking for a spooky season drop.

The latest additions will roll out throughout the first half of October, adding even more premieres to a calendar that began in late September and continues deep into the month. Let’s get into it!

Horror Collector -- ©Midori Sato, Norio Tsuruta / KADOKAWA / NHK, NEP

Nine More Anime Join Crunchyroll’s Fall Lineup

Among the newly added titles are A Certain Dark Item, Dandivine, From Far Away, Full Clearing Another World Under a Goddess with Zero Believers, HORROR COLLECTOR, Magic Repo Man: Dumped by My Party, I’ll Cash In With a Cute Support Fairy to Become the Strongest!, Super Psychic Policeman Chojo, The Cold Sato-san is Only Sweet to Me, and TOUGEN ANKI: Nikko Kegon Falls Arc.

The additions are spread throughout Crunchyroll’s already extensive October calendar. TOUGEN ANKI returns with its Nikko Kegon Falls Arc on October 2, followed by Magic Repo Man on October 3 and From Far Away on October 4. Super Psychic Policeman Chojo and The Cold Sato-san is Only Sweet to Me arrive October 6, while Dandivine follows on October 7.

Later that week, A Certain Dark Item premieres October 9 alongside Firefly Wedding. HORROR COLLECTOR arrives October 10, followed by Full Clearing Another World Under a Goddess with Zero Believers on October 11.

Major Returns Fill the Opening Weeks of October

Several of Crunchyroll’s biggest returning series are clustered near the beginning of the month. The Apothecary Diaries launches its third season on October 2, while Black Clover Season 2 follows on October 3.

That same Saturday also includes A Tale of the Secret Saint, Magical Explorer, Romelia War Chronicle, VERTEX FORCE, and #I'm Looking For a Zombie.

October 4 brings another sizable group of premieres, including Aoashi Season 2, HOTEL INHUMANS Season 2, Uncle's Obsession with Cute Things, Even Though I'm a Super Timid Noble Girl, I Accepted the Bet From My Cunning Fiancé, and Reborn as a Space Mercenary: I Woke Up Piloting the Strongest Starship!.

The following week continues at a similar pace. PSYREN, Hello, I am a Witch and my Crush Wants me to Make a Love Potion!, and So What's Wrong with Getting Reborn as a Goblin? arrive October 5, while October 7 brings Magic Knight Rayearth, Sasaki and Peeps Season 2, The World's Strongest Witch, The Detective is Already Dead Season 2, and A Returner's Magic Should Be Special Season 2.

More Premieres Continue Through Mid-October

The schedule remains active beyond the opening week. The Iceblade Sorcerer Shall Rule the World II premieres October 8, followed by Paw & Palaces on October 10 and Ace of the Diamond act II -Second Season- Cour 2 on October 11.

The second cour of Chitose Is in the Ramune Bottle and DARK MACHINE THE ANIMATION are scheduled for October 13, before Dreamland arrives October 16.

While we are officially in October, Crunchyroll’s Fall 2026 rollout actually began a few days ago, with A Wild Last Boss Appeared! Season 2 receiving an early September 26 premiere. Overgeared and As a Reincarnated Aristocrat, I'll Use My Appraisal Skill to Rise in the World Season 3 followed September 27, while The Prince of Tennis II U-17 WORLD CUP: Final Member Selection Match arrived September 30.

With established franchises returning alongside a substantial wave of new series, Crunchyroll has certainly filled October with premieres arriving only days apart. Release times remain subject to change, with the platform’s simulcast calendar providing the latest scheduling updates as the Fall 2026 season continues.



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