New Anime on Netflix in November 2026: Fool Night, Bass X Machina and 7 Weekly Hits to Binge

If your watchlist feels full, brace yourself. November is a big month for anime fans on Netflix, with two fresh originals and a long list of weekly shows that keep the episodes coming. Here’s a quick, no-fuss guide so you know what to watch and when.

November 2026 Anime : Overview

Bass X Machina: A Steampunk Western With Heart

Release date: November 3

Creator LeSean Thomas, known for Yasuke and Cannon Busters, is back with a steampunk adventure animated by Studio Mir. The story follows a father in a lawless Western world full of outlaws, machines, and supernatural horrors. He’s forced to become judge, jury, and executioner. Every act of justice meant to protect his family could cost him the very people he’s fighting for.

The voice cast is stacked, with Brian Tyree Henry, Cree Summer, Tati Gabrielle, and Janelle Monáe. Some fans will argue it isn’t “anime” in the strict geographic sense, but the stylised designs, mature themes, and sharp action choreography will feel familiar to anyone who loves the medium.

Fool Night: The One Everyone Is Waiting For

Release date: November 26

This is the big one. Fool Night is a collaboration between Sunrise and Shaft, two studios with serious pedigree. It’s set in a sunless, distant future where oxygen is dangerously thin. Humanity survives through “floromorphosis,” a controversial process that turns living people into oxygen-producing plants.

Toshiro Kamiya is crushed by poverty, and his mother is seriously ill. He can’t afford food or medicine, so he considers giving up his body for a big payday. His choice becomes a dark look at what a dying society loses along the way. It’s emotional, uncomfortable, and exactly the type of sci-fi drama that sticks with you. Voice actors include Kouki Uchiyama, Aya Endou, and Junya Enoki.

The Weekly Shows Keeping You Busy

Dragon Ball Super: Beerus is the franchise’s streaming return after Daima. It remakes the Beerus arc with the stronger animation fans felt the original 2015 run lacked. Lord Beerus, the God of Destruction, goes hunting for the Super Saiyan God and threatens Earth if Goku doesn’t answer his challenge.

Ranma 1/2 Season 3 continues Mappa’s remake of the beloved ’90s classic. Ranma turns into a girl with cold water and back into a boy with hot water, and the comedy never gets old.

Steel Ball Run has had a bumpy ride. Netflix caused a stir by releasing just one episode at first, then reversed course and went weekly after fan pushback. Fans are now campaigning to change the outro song.

Blue Box Season 2 mixes high school romance with badminton and basketball. It’s sweet and easy to binge, with episodes running into March 2027.

The Ramparts of Ice and Snowball Earth round out the lineup. One is a wholesome romance about a socially guarded student, and the other follows a boy returning to a frozen Earth after eight years in cold sleep.

How to Plan Your Month

Start with Bass X Machina on November 3, then follow your weekly favourites as they air. Save Fool Night for the end of the month, when you can give it your full attention. If you want a better viewing setup, check out this TV picture fix on Technosports.

Need something live-action in between? Try Blue Road on Netflix or see The Night Agent Season 4 for what’s coming. You can also browse more Netflix coverage on Technosports.

Conclusion

November has something for everyone: gritty steampunk, heavy sci-fi, classic comedy, and sweet romance. Pick your favourites, set a weekly schedule, and enjoy. Which show are you starting first? Let us know in the comments, and visit our Entertainment section for more streaming news.

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