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7 Best Anime Series Coming to Netflix and Crunchyroll in November 2026
Netflix and Crunchyroll have a quieter anime schedule in November 2026, but several new releases and returning series are highlighted as worth watching. Netflix brings two animated shows, while Crunchyroll continues new episodes of established favourites, offering viewers both fresh stories and ongoing ones.
Netflix’s new titles include *Bass X Machina*, arriving on 3 November, and the long-awaited *Fool Night* adaptation, due on 26 November. The article describes *Bass X Machina* as an adult animated series from South Korean studio Studio Mir, blending Western action, steampunk and supernatural elements. *Fool Night*, based on Kasumi Yasuda’s manga, imagines a world where people nearing the end of their lives can be turned into oxygen-producing plants; Crunchyroll’s continuing titles include *The Apothecary Diaries* and *Black Clover*.
In short
- November’s anime schedule is quieter but still has new and returning shows.
- Netflix releases *Bass X Machina* on 3 November and *Fool Night* on 26 November.
- Crunchyroll continues *The Apothecary Diaries* and *Black Clover*.
Explained simply
Anime is animation made in Japan and across East Asia, spanning genres and audiences from children to adults. Streaming services release both new series and fresh episodes of ongoing shows, so monthly line-ups can include very different kinds of stories.
Netflix and Crunchyroll are major streaming platforms with anime in their catalogues. Netflix’s November offerings include two new animated series: Bass X Machina, from South Korean studio Studio Mir, and Fool Night, adapted from a manga by Kasumi Yasuda. Fool Night is set in a world where people near the end of their lives can be transformed into plants that produce oxygen.
Crunchyroll’s schedule also includes continuing episodes of established series, among them The Apothecary Diaries and Black Clover. The distinction between new titles and returning favourites helps viewers understand what is launching for the first time and what is carrying on.