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Release Radar · Spring 2026

Spring 2026 anime season: every new show

Everything premiering this broadcast season, from AniList, with what is new and what continues a story you may already follow.

Radar notes

  • 90 anime titles are listed for Spring 2026; 19 continue an existing story and 71 are new starts.
  • The busiest stretch is the week of March 30, with 36 releases on this list.
  • Friday, April 3 is the single biggest day (10 titles).
  • The busiest studios this season: TMS Entertainment (6), OLM (4) and WIT STUDIO (3).
  • 6 of them are original stories rather than an adaptation, so nobody can spoil it from the source material.
  • Most common genres: Comedy, Fantasy and Romance.

Week of March 9

Week of March 23

Week of March 30

· Premieres

Always a Catch!

Nigashita Sakana wa Ookikatta ga Tsuriageta Sakana ga Ookisugita Ken

Made by TROYCA · 12 episodes · Adapted from light novel

  • TV series
  • New
  • Comedy
  • Fantasy
  • Romance
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· Premieres

Monster Eater

Mamonogurai no Boukensha: Ore Dake Mamono wo Kuratte Tsuyoku Naru

Made by Imagica Infos, Imageworks Studio · 12 episodes · Adapted from light novel

  • TV short
  • New
  • Action
  • Adventure
  • Fantasy
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· Premieres

MAO

Made by Sunrise · 26 episodes · Adapted from manga

  • TV series
  • New
  • Drama
  • Mystery
  • Romance
  • Supernatural
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Week of April 6

· Premieres

Hyakki Yakoushou

Hyakki Yakou Shou

Made by Imagica Infos, Imageworks Studio · 12 episodes · Adapted from manga

  • TV short
  • New
  • Horror
  • Mystery
  • Supernatural
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· Premieres

My Ribdiculous Reincarnation

Megami "Isekai Tensei Nani ni Naritai Desu ka" Ore "Yuusha no Rokkotsu de"

Made by Qzil.la, S.o.K · 12 episodes · Adapted from light novel

  • TV series
  • New
  • Comedy
  • Fantasy
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Week of April 13

Week of April 20

Week of April 27

Week of May 4

Week of May 11

Week of May 18

Week of May 25

Week of June 15

Week of June 22

How the radar works

Release Radar collects dates from public databases once every few hours and keeps the most useful slice: widely followed films, premieres rather than every weekly episode, the whole anime season, and games with a firm date. The notes above each list are calculated from that data, so they change as schedules change.

Tracking adds a title to your private library as unfinished and places it in a private Release Radar collection. Nothing is shared, rated, or reviewed until you choose to. If you already have the title, we reuse your entry instead of creating a duplicate.

Dates move. Games slip, streaming drops change, and some films open in limited release first. Each card links to its source so you can double-check before you plan a night around it.