Netflix – the video streaming platform we all are hooked to is expanding the variety of shows it offers every day.
From movies to TV shows, anime to foreign language content, Netflix has it all. And I, as a fellow anime lover and binge watcher, have awesome news for you.
Netflix is expanding its horizons and teaming up with more major anime studios to cater to more anime enthusiasts.
Netflix announced that it will be teaming up with Japanese anime studios such as NAZ (Danganronpa The Animation, Fate/stay night), Science SARU (Japan Sinks: 2020, Devilman Crybaby), and MAPPA (Yuri!!! on Ice, Jujutsu Kaisen).
Netflix has also announced collaboration with South Korean animation studio, Studio Mir (The Legend of Korra, Voltron: Legendary Defender).
This is a very well thought business strategy for Netflix as it will not only bring them new content for their streaming website but also draw in more viewers with every anime or movie release.
Netflix had previously joined hands with Japanese anime studios like Production I.G, Wit Studios and BONES in the year 2018.
These great business deals resulted in the inclusion of animes like the Great Pretender, Carole & Tuesday, and Dragon Pilot: Hisone and Masotan to Netflix.
In 2019, Netflix made allies with Sublimation, Anima and David Production to produce Dragon’s Dogma by Sublimation and more.
Wit Studio is said to release the Vampire in the Garden anime which is currently in production.
Let’s wait and see what Netflix has in store for us with these new collaborations.
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