Netflix teams with Japan’s Studio Colorido in anime push

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2 years ago

April 27, 2022

Natasha Schapova

Netflix is teaming up with Japan’s Studio Colorido as the streaming service looks to expand further in Asia

The muti-film deal includes three feature films which the two companies will co-produce.

One of the films includes “Drifting Home“, premiering in September.

Netflix has been aiming to feature more anime on its platform.

About 90% of users in Japan watch the animation and half of Netflix’s users tuned in last year.

Other streaming services including Amazon and Disney are also beginning to offer more anime on their platforms.

The Asia-Pacific region saw the number of Netflix users fall in recent months, losing subscribers for the first time in over a decade.

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