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Netflix just made a deal with Nippon TVone of the leading entertainment companies in Japan, to license 13 of their most popular series and films. Veteran Enthusiasts anime will be delighted to know that among the titles received by the platform, there are absolute classics such as death Note, Hunter x Hunter since 2011, Berserk 1997 Monster, Hajime no Ippo and much more.
According to what the portal indicates Diversityagreement between Netflix and the television network will allow a sumptuous collection of Japanese animated series and films to be streamed from September 2, 2022. The deal will start with three anime from previous years, with the rest of the titles to be included in the platform’s catalog soon.
Netflix strengthens its anime offer
The report mentions that the union between Netflix D Nippon TV This will not give you exclusive rights to your series and movies, so they can also be released on other platforms. However, the truth is that the world’s leading video streaming service will get them first.
Starting September 2nd they will be released Oran High School Host Club in 190 countries, Claymore in 136 countries and Hunter x Hunter in 104 countries including Spain, Italy, Finland, Turkey, South Africa, Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates. Regarding the latter, the report states that only the first 38 episodes of the 2011 version of the anime will be added.
“Over the years, anime has been a driving force in Nippon TVwhere we created such successful anime as “Hunter x Hunter”, “Death Note” and much more. Because the anime continues to grow in popularity around the world, the timing is right for this exciting partnership with Netflix. I have no doubt that anime fans will be talking about these games all over the world.”said Inoue Akaneleader in anime sales and licensing, as well as the development of the network’s international business.
Netflix won’t stop at anime licenses
While only the three aforementioned anime already have a rough release date, the truth is that the deal between Netflix D Nippon TV will not stop at such names. You can check out the full list of Japanese animated series and movies that will be included in the service’s catalog in the respective order below:
- Death Note (37 eps x 30 min)
- Death Note: Relight 1 (130 min.)
- Death Note: Relight 2 (120 minutes)
- Kimi ni Todoke (25 eps x 30 mins)
- Kimi ni Todoke: Season 2 (13 eps x 30 mins)
- Berserk 1997 (25 eps x 30 min)
- Parasite-Maxim (24 eps x 30 min)
- Lullaby (47 eps x 30 min)
- Hajime no Ippo: Battle! (76 frames x 30 minutes)
- Monster (74 eps x 30 min)
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