TV screens. This fall, 43 new shows will debut, with five series continuing from the summer season. Thanks to video streaming services like Crunchyroll, Amazon, and Netflix, most of these series are viewable outside Japan within a day of release, generally in subtitled versions. That’s a lot of options, for fans and non-fans alike. So to help viewers navigate the options, here’s a guide to some of the more intriguing-looking shows from this fall’s anime season, with notes on where you can watch them. https://www.theverge.com/2017/10/2/16382550/fall-2017-anime-preview-netflix-amazon-crunchyroll-gintama
10 anime series to check out this fall season, and one you probably shouldn’t
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Posted on October 30, 2017
Every three months, Japan has a new anime season, with dozens of new shows coming to
TV screens. This fall, 43 new shows will debut, with five series continuing from the summer season. Thanks to video streaming services like Crunchyroll, Amazon, and Netflix, most of these series are viewable outside Japan within a day of release, generally in subtitled versions. That’s a lot of options, for fans and non-fans alike. So to help viewers navigate the options, here’s a guide to some of the more intriguing-looking shows from this fall’s anime season, with notes on where you can watch them. https://www.theverge.com/2017/10/2/16382550/fall-2017-anime-preview-netflix-amazon-crunchyroll-gintama
TV screens. This fall, 43 new shows will debut, with five series continuing from the summer season. Thanks to video streaming services like Crunchyroll, Amazon, and Netflix, most of these series are viewable outside Japan within a day of release, generally in subtitled versions. That’s a lot of options, for fans and non-fans alike. So to help viewers navigate the options, here’s a guide to some of the more intriguing-looking shows from this fall’s anime season, with notes on where you can watch them. https://www.theverge.com/2017/10/2/16382550/fall-2017-anime-preview-netflix-amazon-crunchyroll-gintama
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