2016 • TMDB 8.1 • 4 seasons • 85 episodes • Animation, Mystery, Action & Adventure, Sci-Fi & Fantasy • Crunchyroll
Where to Watch
In the United States, Re:ZERO streams on Crunchyroll, which JustWatch US lists with all four seasons, and via the Crunchyroll Amazon Channel. Hulu lists one season, and the series is also available to buy on Apple TV and Amazon Video. Check the current US listing on JustWatch.

Overview
Subaru Natsuki is an ordinary young man whose everyday errand suddenly drops him into a fantasy world where nothing works the way he expects. With no money, no map, and no obvious way home, he stumbles into trouble almost at once, only to be rescued by a silver-haired girl named Emilia. Determined to repay that kindness, he tries to help her — and discovers a strange power: each time he dies, time rewinds, and he wakes again at an earlier moment, carrying the memories of what went wrong. Re:ZERO turns that gift into a burden, because every reset costs him pain, trust, and pieces of himself. As Subaru pushes deeper into a world of knights, witches, royal candidates, and hidden curses, the story keeps raising the stakes while asking how far one person should go to protect others. It is a dark, emotional, and often surprising fantasy that rewards patience with twists, heartbreak, and hard-won growth.
Creator and Main Cast
Based on the light novel series by Tappei Nagatsuki. Main voice cast: Yusuke Kobayashi as Subaru Natsuki, Rie Takahashi as Emilia, Yumi Uchiyama as Puck, Rie Murakawa as Ram, Satomi Arai as Beatrice, and Inori Minase as Rem.
Seasons Snapshot
- Season 1 (2016): 25 episodes introducing Subaru, Emilia, and the time-rewind power that shapes the series.
- Season 2: 25 episodes digging into Emilia’s past, the Sanctuary, and the witches’ trials.
- Season 3: 16 episodes taking the story to Priestella, where a new crisis tests Subaru and his allies.
- Season 4: 19 episodes, the latest run listed by JustWatch US, continuing the story after Season 3.
Why Watch Re:ZERO?
Re:ZERO stands out because its time-loop idea has real consequences: Subaru remembers every death, and so does the audience, which makes his choices feel heavy rather than clever for its own sake. The fantasy world is rich and strange, the supporting cast gets room to grow, and the show is not afraid to let its hero fail, learn, and fail again. If you like dark fantasy with strong character work, long-running mysteries, and emotional payoffs that build over seasons, this is one of the genre’s essential watches.
Trailer
Watch the official trailer on YouTube: Re:ZERO -Starting Life in Another World- Season 3 | OFFICIAL TRAILER.












