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Your Fall 2026 Anime Guide: What to Watch and Where It’s Streaming

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Your Fall 2026 Anime Guide: What to Watch and Where It’s Streaming

Summer is finally in the rearview. The seasonal flip has happened, and we’re finally in the brisk months of fall—autumn, if you’re feeling fancy. With the change of the seasons also comes a new lineup of anime crowding your cumbersome backlog. As with last season, io9’s here to sift through the noise and cherry-pick new and returning shows we think might pique your interest that fit within the vein of what we usually cover—robots, dragons, and/or some crazy AI terrorizing shit—as well as some shows outside of those margins we plan to watch.

As a heads up, this season, as with many, is littered with isekai riffs on the same premise: a person gets reincarnated in a fantasy video gamey world, their unremarkable stats become their greatest strengths, and everyone swoons for them. To save everyone time, we’re gonna skip these shows unless their premise has more sauce than your average isekai.

Without further ado, here’s a rundown of shows worth watching this Fall.

What it’s about in one sentence: Maomao and Jinshi try to resume their lives (and romance) in the rear palace after a rebellion, but rumors of an immortal iron maiden amid a famine upend everything again.

What it’s about in one sentence: Five years after its first season concluded, Asta and the Magic Knights launch a daring raid on the Spade Kingdom to rescue their captains from the Dark Triad.

What it’s about in one sentence: The budding romance between a rising star badminton player and a basketball ace heats up as the pair face new challenges on and off the court.


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