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With Fall 2026 approaching, here are the top anime series to binge on Crunchyroll this September, as announced by ComicBook.com.

As September unfolds, Crunchyroll has announced a curated list of exciting anime series available for streaming this month. According to ComicBook.com, fans of the platform can look forward to a rich lineup that blends newly available shows with beloved returning series. This initiative comes as the Fall 2026 anime season approaches, bringing anticipation for new releases and season finales of current series.
This month marks the beginning of the Fall 2026 anime season, expected to deliver thrilling new titles alongside highly anticipated sequels. Crunchyroll will continue to be the go-to streaming hub for anime enthusiasts, granting access to exclusive shows that can’t be found elsewhere. While a detailed schedule for the upcoming season is expected by the end of September, fans can dive into a variety of popular series right now.
Kicking off September’s list is Super Cube, a donghua that gained immense popularity in 2025. It centers on Wang Xiaoxiu, who discovers secret powers through a mysterious cube. Binge all available episodes added in August to immerse yourself in this unique story. Although rumors of a second season are circulating, no official confirmation has been made.
Another notable mention is The Apothecary Diaries, set to return for its eagerly awaited Season 3 within a month. Unlike previous seasons, this installment will split its release into two parts: the first part premiering in Fall 2026 and the second slated for Spring 2027. Fans can look forward to adaptations from the fifth volume of the light novel, exploring deeper complexities within the narrative.
Black Clover is back in the spotlight as one of the most anticipated sequels arriving in Fall 2026. Following a lengthy hiatus, this sequel will adapt the Spade Kingdom Raid Arc, which has been touted as one of the best arcs in the manga. After concluding its first run in 2021, fans are excited to see how the series continues, especially after the source material has recently concluded.
The ongoing popularity of these titles suggests that September could be a critical month for anime consumption on Crunchyroll. Series like Dr. Stone, which reached its series conclusion this year, highlight the bittersweet nature of anime fandom—where beloved shows end while exciting new stories begin. An extensive viewing of these series can help fans fill the void left by closures and deepen their connection to the ever-evolving anime landscape.
Yona of the Dawn, which has secured a devoted fanbase over the years, and Natsume’s Book of Friends, a timeless classic, are both essential watches that resonate with themes of growth and resilience. With seven seasons available for Natsume, there is ample content to enjoy, especially since updates for Season 8 have yet to be announced.
As Crunchyroll continues to expand its offerings, fans have a wealth of viewing options this September. Current series offer a great opportunity to revisit beloved narratives while preparing for new seasons and adaptations. Importantly, as reported by ComicBook.com, this month serves as a transitional phase leading into an exciting Fall 2026 lineup, heightening expectations for fans across genres. It will be fascinating to see how the community engages with both familiar and new content as we move into the next anime season.
Fans can anticipate more updates regarding new releases and schedule confirmations from Crunchyroll as the end of September approaches. With several series coming to a conclusion and others set to return, it’s an exciting time for anime lovers everywhere. Stay tuned for more developments as the Fall 2026 season unfolds!
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