India Anime News: Netflix Streams New Anime, Crunchyroll Dubs & Major Releases Confirmed - AniWorldTV

India anime news today focuses on Netflix expanding its anime catalog, Crunchyroll launching same-day English dubs, and YouTube platforms making anime more accessible for Indian viewers. So let’s get started.

The year has just started, and we’ve already received a lot of good news for Indian anime fans from Netflix streaming anime at the same time it airs in Japan, to YouTube channels like An-One Asia streaming anime for free, and anime airing on the same dates as in Japan and other countries.

Ani-One Asia Streams Tamon’s B-Side Anime in India

Ani-One Asia and Ani-One India have officially begun streaming Tamon’s B-Side (Tamon-kun Ima Docchi!?) on YouTube in India, making the series legally accessible for Indian anime fans without a subscription.

India Anime News — **Image Credit:** © Yuki Shiwasu / Hakusensha, Tamon’s B-Side Production Committee.

The anime is available across multiple Asian regions simultaneously, including India, Pakistan, Sri Lanka, Bangladesh, and Southeast Asian countries. This release model highlights Ani-One’s continued effort to expand free anime access in India.

The series also received advance streaming on U-NEXT and Anime Hōdai in Japan before airing on Tokyo MX and BS11. In addition to YouTube availability, Crunchyroll is also streaming the anime in India as it airs in Japan, giving viewers multiple viewing options.

Netflix to Stream Hell’s Paradise: Jigokuraku Season 2 in India

Hell’s Paradise Season 2 — **Image Credit:** © Yuji Kaku / Shueisha, MAPPA, Twin Engine.

Netflix has confirmed that Hell’s Paradise: Jigokuraku Season 2 will stream in India starting January 11, aligning closely with the Japanese broadcast.

The second season introduces new characters and continues Gabimaru’s brutal survival journey on the mysterious island in search of the elixir of immortality. Netflix’s continued support for the series reinforces its growing anime strategy in India.

Crunchyroll previously streamed Season 1 during its Japanese run, while Netflix later added the season to its Indian catalog — showing how major platforms are now sharing anime audiences in the region.

Netflix Confirms Oshi no Ko Season 3 Streaming in India

One of the biggest highlights in India anime news is Netflix listing Oshi no Ko Season 3 for Indian release on January 15.

The new season continues the “Tokyo Blade” storyline and expands deeper into the dark realities of the entertainment industry. Netflix previously streamed both Season 1 and Season 2 in India alongside Japan, helping Oshi no Ko gain a massive Indian fanbase.

Netflix’s continued involvement signals strong confidence in anime-driven engagement within India.

Crunchyroll Launches Same-Day English Dub for My Hero Academia: Vigilantes Season 2

Crunchyroll announced a same-day English dub for My Hero Academia: Vigilantes Season 2, which will also be available in India.

This move significantly improves accessibility for Indian viewers who prefer dubbed content. The series explores the underground hero world, focusing on vigilantes who operate outside official hero regulations.

The anime premieres on Japanese TV on January 5, with Crunchyroll streaming it globally — including India — almost simultaneously.

Hana-Kimi Anime Gets Same-Day English Dub in India

Crunchyroll also confirmed a same-day English dub for the anime adaptation of Hana-Kimi, making it immediately accessible to Indian audiences.

The anime had its world premiere at Anime NYC and is now entering global simulcast territory. With India included in the same-day release plan, this marks another milestone in Crunchyroll’s India-focused anime rollout.