Data 2026-10-09 · monthly refresh
Where Anime Lives
Each bar shows the share of weekly US household anime viewing available on that service, among titles with a tracked US streaming home. The solid part shows the share available only there. Among services carrying at least 3% of US anime viewing, Max’s 83% is the highest. Bars overlap because most anime streams on more than one service.
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Each bar shows the share of weekly US household anime viewing available on that service, among titles with a tracked US streaming home. The solid part shows the share available only there. Among services carrying at least 3% of US anime viewing, Max’s 83% is the highest. Bars overlap because most anime streams on more than one service.
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