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It's not the end of the world, but this show definitely looks like the most unique dub distribution method yet. There might be more examples but it's just something I've noticed that unless I actively go through their lists, clicking on each title and checking the audio options, I have no clue what I can even watch in English. The Devil is a Part-Timer - Same issue (I get these last two are probably licensing issues) Saint Seiya Lost Canvas - Apparently started out with sub only before adding individual episodes dubs Even when the second season was already complete they waited until dubbing before uploading

But I think Netflix do a great job of sabotaging themselves.īaki - uploaded in completed seasons. Netflix tend to be extremely inconsistent in how they handle dubs and distribution, and I would imagine long time fans (I'm a newcomer) would like to see the show be as successful as possible, given its history in NA. Are they going to add this show to their Recently Added if they decide to upload more sub-only seasons? Or as they upload completed dubs? This is a 100+ episode show I believe? Of which Netflix added the first 41. But secondly, their method of distribution makes no sense. But I was first and foremost making sure I did not have a unique problem. The series could also return to Netflix sometime in the future once it has streamed elsewhere.Sure. But as it stands Saint Seiya will be leaving Netflix in December. However, it’s still unclear where Saint Seiya will be able to stream next.īetween now and December 15th, there is a chance that Netflix could renew its streaming license for Saint Seiya. In the USA there’s a handful of streaming services where Saint Seiya could land next, the most likely of those are Amazon Prime, Crunchyroll, Hulu, and FUNimation. Where will I be able to stream Saint Seiya next? Once Saint Seiya leaves the USA and Australia library, only Netflix Canada will be streaming the anime. This means from the first season, Netflix only had a license to stream Saint Seiya for 26 months.

The first three seasons of Saint Seiya were added to Netflix on October 15th, 2019, the fourth season was added on January 1st, 2020, and the final two seasons were added on April 1st, 2020. To put it simply, the streaming license Netflix had for Saint Seiya was only temporary, and seemingly, only for a short period of time. Why are all 6 seasons of Saint Seiya leaving Netflix? This means by the time you wake up on the morning of the 15th of December, all six seasons will have been removed from the library.ĭue to the time zone difference, Saint Seiya will leave Netflix Australia on December 14th, 2021. When are all 6 seasons of Saint Seiya leaving Netflix?īy searching for Saint Seiya on your Netflix App or web browser you will find that the last day the series is available to stream is December 14th, 2021.