As of October 26, 2026, the upcoming television anime Psyren recorded a trending score of 1225, increasing from a previous score of 0. The cause of this activity is unconfirmed. Psyren is scheduled for a Winter 2026 release, with production by REMOW and animation by Satelight. Database snapshots from October 26, 2026, show an average rating of 70/100 and 12.0K users tracking the title as 'currently watching.' The story follows Ageha Yoshina, a high school student who finds a mysterious calling card labeled 'Psyren.' After discovering his classmate Sakurako Amamiya possesses an identical card, he becomes involved in a series of events categorized under genres including action, psychological, and sci-fi.
Psyren Anime Adaptation Records Trending Spike
The upcoming anime adaptation of Psyren recorded a trending score of 1225 on October 26, 2026.
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Ageha Yoshina is a self-confident high school student who helps others for a fee. On his way back from a job, he finds a strange calling card with the word "Psyren" imprinted left behind in a phone booth and decides to keep it, unaware of its purpose. read more
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