The Best Anime Shows to Watch on Netflix in July 2020

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Netflix in July 2020

Classic anime series like Pokémon, Naruto and Dragon Ball Z were primarily aired on our TV sets. Fast forward to the present time, we get to watch the same classic anime on streaming sites like Crunchyroll and Funimation. However, now streaming giants like Netflix and Hulu have begun to acquire anime series and movies. Another great news is that Netflix even produces Netflix-original anime TV shows and movies alike. While the anime lineup on Netflix in July 2020 might still not be as extensive as the one on Crunchyroll, it’s still a great step forward by the streaming behemoth. 

Every year multiple anime titles are added to Netflix. A few are Netflix originals while most of them are licensed by the platform to stream. So which anime are added to the must-watch category Netflix in July 2020? Here are a few!

Violet Evergarden 

Kyoto Animation’s aesthetically pleasing anime of the decade, Violet Evergarden has got more than its appealing animation. The anime was greenlit for a Netflix release along with its OVA special. If your go-to anime genres don’t include slice of life and action then Violet Evergarden is a must-watch.

Death Note

Death Note is probably that one anime that lured non-anime fans to becoming anime fanatics. Despite being a mid-2000s anime, Death Note still holds a massive worldwide fan base. So if you’re a budding anime fan who is yet to watch Death Note then the perfect time is now. The anime is available to stream on Netflix in both subbed and dubbed. Watch it before Netflix decides to remove it from its programming!

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Puella Magi Madoka Magica

The world of magical girls is always filled with magic, joy, and happy endings. But in Puella Magi Madoka Magica? Probably not. The anime is renowned for its slow start yet intense plot twists that unfold with each episode. It’s not your ordinary magical anime but you won’t know what we’re talking about until you watch it yourself. 

One Punch Man

All heroes wear capes but not all of them are…bald. One Punch Man brings a comical twist to the world of superheroes. Featuring Saitama, a one-punch wonder part-time hero, who embarks on daily missions to protect his city. Throughout his journey, he makes new friends, some foes and all it takes him is one punch to beat his enemies to a pulp.

Bleach 

Bleach is a childhood favorite of most millennial anime fans. If you missed out on Bleach or are a recent anime watcher, add Bleach to your watch list right away. The anime managed to earn 16 seasons but was cancelled abruptly. The Bleach manga had an unplanned ending and fans weren’t pleased. However, Bleach has been greenlit for a 17th season! Netflix has added 5 seasons to the list and hopefully, all 16 seasons will be available to stream very soon. 

Other Notable Anime to Watch on Netflix in July 2020

The aforementioned titles were some of the most famous ones. However, the list of anime added to Netflix is an extensive one. Here are a few other notable anime that are worth-watching:

  • Your Lie in April
  • Hunter X Hunter 
  • Code Geass
  • Ingress
  • Little Witch Academia
  • Dorohedoro
  • Baki
  • No Game, No Life
  • Food Wars
  • Haikyu!!
  • Seven Deadly Sins
  • Aggretsuko 
  • Carole & Tuesday 
  • Soul Eater 
  • Gurren Lagann
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All in all

Every month Netflix releases acquired anime shows, movies and even Netflix-original anime on the streaming platform. Despite the COVID-19 pandemic treading on the film and TV industry, Netflix hasn’t faltered in releasing new content every month. 

If you believe your choices are limited in streaming sites, you can consider getting a cable TV connection as well. Now most cable TV providers have abandoned their traditional roots and you aren’t limited to your TV set anymore. If you look at the complete Spectrum channel lineup, you will see how you get access to premium TV networks like HBO, Cinemax, SHOWTIME, as well as access to On Demand choices which you can stream on your smartphone. There’s an entertainment medium built for everyone so just pick the one you’re most comfortable with!

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