Where to watch in United States
Animation tv shows
Browse popular animation tv shows and find where to watch them in United States.
Available nowYu-Gi-Oh! Duel Monsters
Available nowRedo of Healer
Available nowSailor Moon
Available nowThe Grim Adventures of Billy and Mandy
Available nowStar Wars Rebels
Available nowThe Powerpuff Girls
Available nowKamisama Kiss
Available nowVinland Saga
Available nowThe Flintstones
Available nowInside Job
Available nowHigh School of the Dead
Available nowViolet Evergarden
Available nowSteins;Gate
Available nowHey Arnold!
Available nowUzaki-chan Wants to Hang Out!
Available nowFinal Space
Available nowRent-a-Girlfriend
Available nowSlam Dunk
Available nowThat Time I Got Reincarnated as a Slime
Available nowFrieren: Beyond Journey's End
Available nowThe Midnight Gospel
Available nowMy Dress-Up Darling
Available nowDigimon: Digital Monsters
Available nowDan Da Dan
Available nowThe Spectacular Spider-Man
Available nowBanana Fish
Available nowSamurai Jack
Available nowCode Geass: Lelouch of the Rebellion
Available nowSlugterra
Available nowRESIDENT EVIL: Infinite Darkness
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.