Cineverse’s RetroCrush streaming platform Nov. 10 rolled out a new programming slate of classic anime films and television series, licensed directly from the VIZ Media catalog.
The content strategy features new drops alongside weekly rolling releases scheduled through early December 2026.
Titles available now include:
BLEACH: Hell Versefollows Ichigo Kurosaki as he descends into the depths of hell to rescue his younger sister, Yuzu, from a group of vicious sinners.
“Vampire Knight” is a cult-classic gothic romance series following Guardians Yuki Cross and Zero Kiryu as they protect the delicate peace between humans and vampires at Cross Academy.
Genocyber: Ultraviolent cyberpunk OVA tracking a megacorporation’s pursuit of total dominance using a monstrous cybernetic weapon fused with raw psychic energy.
Pretty Guardian Sailor Moon R Movieshowcases the iconic magical girl theatrical feature where Usagi and the Sailor Guardians defend Earth against an alien force carrying the dark Xenian Flower.
“Sugar Sugar Rune” is a magical fantasy series tracking two witch best friends and polar opposites, Vanilla and Chocolate, competing for the magical throne on Earth.
November releases include Naruto the Movie: Ninja Clash in the Land of Snow(streaming Nov. 13): The classic theatrical debut tracking Team 7 on a security mission to guard a famous actress traveling to the Land of Snow.
“Accel World” (Nov. 13): Sci-fi series centering on high schooler Haruyuki Arita as he is introduced to a secretive virtual reality fighting program called Brain Burst.
Captain Tsubasa (Nov. 13): The 2018 soccer remake following prodigy Tsubasa Ozora on his quest for a national title. The Original Japanese audio bows on Dec. 4.
Hunter X Hunter: Phantom Rouge (Nov. 20): High-stakes feature film where Gon and Killua hunt down a thief who stole Kurapika’s legendary Scarlet Eyes.
Hikaru no Go (Nov. 27): Classic strategic drama following young Hikaru Shindo after his consciousness is paired with the ghost of an ancient Go master, Fujiwara-no-Sai.
December releases include The Girl Who Leapt Through Time (1983) (streaming Dec. 4): Nobuhiko Obayashi’s seminal live-action sci-fi romance following schoolgirl Kazuko as she navigates disorienting, involuntary leaps through time.
