Rumiko Takahashi's MAO gets its Part 2 English dub on Hulu Nov. 23, after three full seasons land the same day on Nov. 15. Here's every anime date on Hulu's November schedule, with sub and dub info.
Hulu's anime shelf gets a November refill, and the biggest name is the creator of Inuyasha.
Hulu's official November schedule lists six anime drops across four dates, from Nov. 9 to Nov. 23. The headliner is MAO: Season 1, Part 2, which gets its English dub on Monday, Nov. 23, along with a Spanish-language dub the same day.
The busiest day is Sunday, Nov. 15, when three complete seasons arrive at once, all with both subtitles and English dubs.
Hulu's press schedule doesn't label anything as anime, so we pulled these from the full Nov. 1 to Nov. 30 list. Disney owns Hulu, and Disney+ subscribers with the Hulu bundle can watch these inside the Disney+ app, too.
What anime is coming to Hulu in November 2026?
Here's the list by date, with the dub and sub labels Hulu posted:
Nov. 9: Fire Force, Season 3, Part 2 (English dub)
Nov. 15: Call of the Night, Complete Season 2 (sub and dub)
Nov. 15: Hero Without a Class: Who Even Needs Skills?!, Complete Season 1 (sub and dub)
Nov. 15: My Gift Lvl 9999 Unlimited Gacha: Backstabbed in a Backwater Dungeon, Complete Season 1 (sub and dub)
Nov. 23: MAO, Season 1, Part 2 (English dub)
Nov. 23: MAO En Espanol, Season 1, Part 2 (Spanish dub)
Yes, one of those titles is 11 words long. Anime gonna anime.
What is MAO about?
MAO comes from Rumiko Takahashi, the manga legend behind Inuyasha and Ranma 1/2. Studio Sunrise made the anime, which premiered April 4, 2026, on NHK in Japan.
The story follows a teenage girl who survived a deadly accident as a child. She gets pulled back into Japan's Taisho era, about a century ago, where she teams up with a fellow traveler to investigate supernatural cases and a curse tied to her past.
Viz Media handles the English release. Hulu streams it in the U.S., while Disney+ carries it in Canada, Australia, New Zealand and Latin America. The English dub's second half was set for November, and Hulu's schedule pins it to Nov. 23.
What is Fire Force Season 3 Part 2 about?
Fire Force follows a young firefighter with fire powers who joins a special unit fighting fire-wielding monsters in Tokyo. In this world, Tokyo is the last place left that people can live.
David Production made the anime from Atsushi Ohkubo's manga. Season 3, Part 2 aired in Japan from Jan. 10 to April 4, 2026. Crunchyroll licenses it, and Hulu tags this drop as a Crunchyroll title. The English dub arrived on Hulu Nov. 9.
What is Call of the Night about?
A sleepless teen named Ko Yamori starts wandering the streets at night and meets Nazuna, a vampire. He wants to become a vampire, too, and the catch is he has to fall in love with her first.
Liden Films made it from Kotoyama's manga. Season 2 aired in Japan from July 4 to Sept. 19, 2025, and the complete season lands on Hulu Nov. 15 with subs and dubs.
Are these anime OK for kids?
Mostly not for little ones. Fire Force deals with fire monsters and city-wide disasters, Call of the Night is a late-night vampire romance, and MAO is built around a curse and supernatural cases. Think teens and up, and check the rating on each title page before handing over the remote.
If you want animation for the whole family this month, Hulu's November list also has two non-anime picks:
Nov. 1: The Peanuts Movie (2015)
Nov. 20: Tom and Jerry: Forbidden Compass (2025)
How do I watch anime on Hulu and Disney+?
In the U.S., all six anime titles stream on Hulu on the dates above.
If you have the Disney+, Hulu bundle, these titles also show up inside the Disney+ app under the Hulu tile. No second app needed.
Outside the U.S., it's a different story. In places where Hulu isn't available, Disney+ carries some of these shows directly, like MAO in Canada and Australia.
One more tip: dubs and subs often land on different dates. Fire Force and MAO arrive as dubs this month, so check the audio settings if you prefer the original Japanese.
Article compiled and written by Kambrea Pratt (editor-in-chief), Derek Gibbs (beat editor) and the Pirates & Princesses newsroom. Pirates & Princesses is part of WebReef Media.
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Hat Tips:
Hulu Press (Nov. 2026), the full November schedule with dates and sub and dub labels
Wikipedia (2026), MAO's studio, premiere date, premise, Viz Media license and Hulu and Disney+ streaming
Wikipedia (2026), Fire Force's studio, creator, Season 3 Part 2 air dates and Crunchyroll license
Wikipedia (2026), Call of the Night's studio, creator, premise and Season 2 air dates
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