Chainsaw Man - The Movie: Reze Arc Finally Has a Streaming Release Date
Crunchyroll has announced that Chainsaw Man - The Movie: Reze Arc will arrive on its streaming service on April 30, 2026. The announcement confirms earlier statements that the anime film would debut on the platform sometime this spring, more than six months after its theatrical release in North American cinemas.
The streaming release will be available in both Japanese-language subtitled and English-dubbed formats, potentially offering viewers their first opportunity to experience the English voice acting if they previously caught the film in theaters. While Crunchyroll did not specify an exact release time, the movie’s arrival marks the beginning of the streaming service’s “Ani-May” celebration month, which traditionally features promotional store deals and free anime offerings alongside community events.
The film adapts one of the most acclaimed and emotionally resonant story arcs from the original Chainsaw Man manga, centered around the mysterious Bomb Devil and protagonist Denji’s complicated romantic entanglement. The arc is considered among the manga’s most beloved sequences by fans. The movie’s arrival on Crunchyroll coincides with its nomination for Film of the Year at the 2026 Anime Awards, which will conclude the Ani-May celebration period with the awards ceremony taking place in Tokyo. The streaming debut represents a significant expansion in accessibility for the film beyond its initial theatrical run.