Where to watch in United States
Animation tv shows
Browse popular animation tv shows and find where to watch them in United States.
Available nowBoJack Horseman
Available nowTokyo Ghoul
Available nowFullmetal Alchemist: Brotherhood
Available nowBoruto: Naruto Next Generations
Available nowAmerican Dad!
Available nowStar Wars: The Clone Wars
Available nowThe Legend of Korra
Available nowSPY x FAMILY
Available nowChainsaw Man
Available nowRegular Show
Available nowBleach
Available nowPokémon
Available nowFast & Furious Spy Racers
Available nowHunter x Hunter
Available nowBlack Clover
Available nowSword Art Online
Available nowNeon Genesis Evangelion
Available nowDragon Ball GT
Available nowInuYasha
Available nowHigh School DxD
Available nowCowboy Bebop
Available nowSolo Leveling
Available nowCyberpunk: Edgerunners
Available nowDARLING in the FRANXX
Available nowJurassic World Camp Cretaceous

Record of Ragnarok
Available nowBatman: The Animated Series
Available nowWe Bare Bears
Available nowThe Owl House
Available nowBen 10
About animation tv shows
Animation on television splits three ways, and each has a different home. Kids' animation is the deep end of the free catalogue — decades of it sits on Tubi, Pluto and Roku's channel. Adult animation behaves more like prestige drama: the flagship comedies are anchored to one subscription and rarely leave it. Anime is its own case, with Crunchyroll the first place to check for breadth and currency. Long-running animated favourites also rotate between services more than most, so if a fixture has vanished from where you last watched it, check the where-to-watch panel on the title page before assuming it has left streaming entirely.