Paramount’s Pluto TV is expanding its anime offering with a new slate of titles, broader English dub access and two new linear channels, bringing some of the genre’s most acclaimed titles to the free ad-supported streaming television (FAST) audience for the first time.
More than 45 billion minutes of anime content were streamed in the United States in 2025 underscoring the genre’s growing place in mainstream entertainment
On Pluto TV, adults 18-34 account for nearly half of anime viewing hours, while viewers who watch anime spend nearly three times as many hours on the platform as viewers across the rest of the service.
Building on the recent arrival of English-dubbed and subtitled versions of global hits Vinland Saga and Dororo, the lineup adds Inuyashiki: Last Hero and Kabaneri of the Iron Fortress, as well as One-Punch Man and Kenichi: The Mightiest Disciple, both available for the first time with English dubs.
The expansion also brings broader dub access to series “NARUTO,” “Pretty Guardian Sailor Moon,” “Inuyasha,” “Zom 100: Bucket List of the Dead” and “Captain Tsubasa,” among others.
Two new channels are also joining the platform in September: “It’s Anime” and “Big A Anime.”
“It’s Anime” features an English-dub-focused lineup spanning current series, catalog and simulcasts from Japan. The channel features a curated lineup of acclaimed anime series and films, including Vinland Saga, Dororoand titles from the “Kabaneri of the Iron Fortress” franchise, along with content from major anime and pop culture events.
“Anime is one of the biggest genres for young audiences today, and it’s only growing,” said Will Gurman, SVP, content partnerships and programming, Pluto TV. “Expanding dub access opens the door for viewers who might not otherwise try anime, while our deeper catalog keeps growing for the fans who’ve been with the genre for years. We’re building a destination that works for this big and growing audience.”
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