Several new anime titles have landed on streaming platforms this week, offering a varied selection for fans.
Crunchyroll adds the slice-of-life comedy I'm Kodama Kawashiri, chronicling the unhealthy habits of its titular character, and the second season of the web series Oh, Suddenly Egyptian God 2. The horse racing drama Fanfare of Adolescence also receives a dub/sub release, alongside Hanabi-chan: The Girl Who Popped Out of the Game World, which centers on a pachinko hall. Additionally, Fantasia Sango: Realm of Legends, based on a Taiwanese RPG, is now available.
YouTube hosts several unique additions. 100 Years of Work in Japan offers a look at the evolution of the Japanese office worker. Music video fans can find Felicia by AZKi, animated by Shimada. Kyoto Animation fans can explore shorts like Kyoto Animation: Souzou-hen and Kyoto Animation: Meiji-hen, the latter being a CM for a light novel.
The Bucheon International Animation Festival 2021 Trailer also received a YouTube release, rounding out this week's streaming updates.
