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This season’s lineup blends heartfelt storytelling, epic battles, and fresh fantasy worlds.
Fan favorites like My Hero Academia and Spy x Family return stronger than ever.
New titles like Dan Da Dan and Solo Camping of Two add a refreshing weekend variety.
This season has much to offer anime lovers. Nothing less than a large variety of genres will be seen in Crunchyroll’s present offerings. These series give the audience the choice to spend their time with a relaxing show, watch something funny, or embark on a grand adventure. Let’s take a look at the best new and returning series that are worth streaming at the moment in this guided Crunchyroll weekend watchlist.
This is a heartwarming tale about two campers who discover joy in the simple things that nature has to offer. Each episode captures the beauty of everyday life, setting up tents, cooking by the fire, and sharing stories under the stars. It is slow, peaceful, and perfect for anime fans who enjoyed Laid-Back Camp.
Subaru’s looping tragedy continues with even higher emotional stakes. He faces the cost of his time-resetting ability. Re: Zero dives deeper into despair, hope, and human connection. The writing remains sharp, balancing fantasy action with raw emotional storytelling.
Kingdom is back with greater clashes and more powerful partnerships, which are all set in China's Warring States period. Xin's transformation from a lowly worker to a general goes on fiercely and insightfully. It is an outstanding choice for those who love to witness the political maneuvers and epic battles simultaneously.
This magical comedy follows a young witch, Nico, and her overprotective ogre roommate, Morihito. Their daily lives quickly spiral into chaos, filled with spells, misunderstandings, and laughter. The series is light, fast-paced, and endlessly charming to the extent that it is an effortless viewing experience that brings a grin with every episode.
The final chapter of Deku’s journey is here. Heroes and villains collide in one last, massive confrontation that tests every ideal the series has built. Expect incredible animation, emotional farewells, and a fitting end to one of modern anime’s most beloved stories.
Saitama’s overpowered antics continue as the Monster Association arc unfolds. Beneath the absurd humor lies a sharp look at what it means to be a hero with new threats and more outrageous battles. Season 3 is pure, chaotic fun from start to finish.
The Forger family is back, balancing top-secret missions with school projects and family dinners. This season adapts the “Friendship Schemes” and “Red Circus” arcs, deepening both the comedy and emotional bonds. Smart, funny, and full of heart, it’s one of Crunchyroll’s most consistently delightful shows.
Kicked out into a trash world, Rudo has to live among the rejected people while learning the evil secrets of his exile. With impressive graphics and energetic battles, Gachiakuta seamlessly blends action and social commentary in a rough yet fast-paced series.
If you want something fluffy, Mukouda and his beasts will take you to the next level of cooking with them. From large monster meat feasts to delightful campfire moments, the series has mixed humor, kindness, and mouth-watering food that looks too good to be animated.
Based on the popular Chinese novel, this fantasy series unfolds in a futuristic world shared by humans and dragons. Full of excellent visual effects, touching narrative, and complex legends, it is a perfect combination of sci-fi show and emotional drama.
The Crunchyroll Anime Picks of this season point out a variety of different and lively ways of taking a journey through anime, from self-reflective fights to heavy-duty confrontations. No matter what you are in the mood for, there is always something here for you in Crunchyroll. So, stock up on your favorites, make some space in your watching list, and get ready for your weekend binge to start.
Which returning anime are the biggest highlights this season?
My Hero Academia Final Season, Spy x Family Season 3, and One-Punch Man Season 3 are the three anime series that stand out in the season with their major story arcs and fan-favorite moments.
Are there any new fantasy or isekai series to watch?
Absolutely, fresh fantasy experiences are offered by Apocalypse Bringer Mynoghra, Campfire Cooking in Another World Season 2, and A Gatherer’s Adventure in Isekai.
What makes this season different from previous Crunchyroll releases?
This season combines powerful sequels with unique debuts, striking a balance between emotional storytelling, world-building, and humor across various genres.
Which anime are best for a relaxed weekend watch?
Solo Camping of Two, Campfire Cooking in Another World, and Kakuriyo – Bed & Breakfast for Spirits are examples of slow-paced, cozy experiences.
Where can these anime be streamed?
All listed shows are available for streaming exclusively on Crunchyroll, with both subbed and dubbed versions.
