Several anime titles have landed on streaming platforms this week, expanding options for fans. Panda-Z: The Robonimation, a mecha series about a boy and his giant robot fighting villains, is now streaming on TubiTV.
Crunchyroll added Herobank, where players battle using special suits rented via Bankfon Gs, and Magica Wars, a project featuring magical girls from a variety show.
Hulu and HIDIVE both picked up Dai-Shogun: Great Revolution, a virtual reality reboot of a classic series, and Ice, a post-apocalyptic tale set in 2010 where only women survive. HIDIVE also added Pia Carrot e Youkoso!! 2 DX, a romantic comedy centered around a part-time job at a cafe.
Additionally, Oh! Edo Rocket, a historical comedy about fireworks makers in Edo, is now on Crunchyroll, and Daddy Long-Legs, about an orphan supported by an anonymous benefactor, is available on TubiTV.
