Crunchyroll is ramping up its summer 2026 anime catalog with a slate of new releases rolling out throughout July. The streaming platform announced over a dozen titles joining its library, giving fans plenty of reasons to stick around during the warm months.

The headliners include One Piece Heroines, arriving July 5, which focuses on the female characters of the long-running pirate adventure. Also landing that same day is Grand Blue Dreaming Season 3, bringing back the comedy about college life and diving mishaps. The 100 Girlfriends Who Really, Really, Really, Really, Really Love You returns for its third season on July 5 as well.

Other notable releases include BanG Dream! Yume∞Mita (July 2), the music franchise's latest entry; The Frontier Lord Begins with Zero Subjects (July 3), a fantasy series about building a realm from scratch; and Draw This, Then Die! (July 3), which sounds exactly as dramatic as its title suggests. Fans of classic manga adaptations can check out Red River (July 7), a historical romance series.

The variety reflects Crunchyroll's effort to offer something for different tastes—comedy, action, romance, and slice-of-life all make the cut. Grand Blue Dreaming Season 3 particularly stands out as a returning favorite, given the comedy series' popularity with its goofy humor and surprisingly heartfelt moments about friendship.

Crunchyroll also confirmed it's picking up Crowned in a Hundred Days and the third season of Link Click, the Chinese animated series that's gained international attention for its time-travel mystery storytelling.

These announcements follow Crunchyroll's earlier summer slate reveals, so the full picture of the platform's seasonal offerings is becoming clearer. The staggered July release dates mean there's something new dropping nearly every day, giving subscribers consistent reasons to jump in throughout the month.

For fans tracking their watchlists, marking your calendar from July 2 onward will help you keep up with everything hitting the platform.