Netflix animation took over the Javits Convention Center for Anime NYC 2026, and the panel delivered a wall-to-wall stream of trailers, first looks, and confirmed release dates. From a new steampunk western to Mizu’s continued rampage across the globe, here’s everything that dropped.
The event, hosted at Anime NYC, one of the biggest anime conventions in the US, brought fans, cosplayers, and a stacked lineup of creators together for the reveals.
Every Netflix Title Announced
| Series | Release Date | What’s New |
|---|---|---|
| Bass X Machina | November 3, 2026 | First official teaser, Brian Tyree Henry introduced it live |
| Sakamoto Days S2 | January 2027 | New character trailer, fresh key art |
| Blue Eye Samurai S2 | January 2027 | New teaser, exclusive sneak peek footage |
| Blue Eye Samurai S3 | 2028 | Officially announced, title treatment shown |
| THE ONE PIECE (reboot) | February 2027 | First key art revealed |
| LEGO ONE PIECE | September 29, 2026 | New trailer, live-action cast appearance |
| Fool Night | November 26, 2026 | New teaser plus making-of featurette |
| Cyberpunk: Edgerunners 2 | October 20, 2026 | First 10 minutes of the season screened |
The Biggest Reveals
Brian Tyree Henry took the stage himself to introduce Bass X Machina, calling it the first Black western anime in animation history. He voices Bass, a gunslinging bounty hunter with a mechanical arm that doubles as a shotgun, in a series he described as a passion project he helped shape from the inside.
Blue Eye Samurai stole a chunk of the spotlight too. Beyond the new London-set teaser, fans got an extended sneak peek showing Mizu storming a castle, and Netflix confirmed a third season is already locked in for 2028.
Cyberpunk: Edgerunners 2 closed the panel strong, screening its opening ten minutes featuring new character Weak Kingsley caught in a heist gone wrong, scored to The Cure’s “10:15 Saturday Night.”
Smaller But Notable Drops
THE ONE PIECE reboot from Wit Studio revealed its first key art, a tribute to Eiichiro Oda’s original cover. LEGO ONE PIECE brought its live-action cast onstage for a playful East Blue arc special, while Fool Night, from Sunrise and Shaft, previewed its eerie, flower-obsessed horror premise ahead of a Thanksgiving debut.
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