Netflix Reveals New Frieren Trailer Ahead Of March Release

Frieren: Beyond Journey’s End is an incredible story that deals with grief. The main character, Frieren, has been a beloved character among anime fans since the release of her series’ first season a while back.

Now, fans of the series from the US, Canada, and LATAM who have a Netflix account can rewatch her series on there. Netflix dropped a trailer that fans can check out.

Netflix’s Frieren Trailer

Ahead of its Release on Netflix

Frieren: Beyond Journey’s End, is a major series right now, with season 1 of this anime being a massive success, garnering fans all around the world. This series is going to reach even more fans with it coming to the biggest streaming website in the world in more parts of the world

As many Frieren fans know by now, the series is coming to Netflix in the US, Canada, and Latin America quite soon. And with the series coming to Netflix, this streaming service has now released a trailer for the series, which is only going to hype new watchers more.

The trailer can be watched right here, posted by the official Netflix anime account on X:

Netflix with Frieren: Beyond Journey’s End, definitely expands the options for anime watchers on the streaming service, something that used to be lacking before. With how popular Frieren is, it could potentially become one of the most streamed anime on Netflix, even though it’s a disadvantage since the anime itself was released a year ago and most people who are into anime already watched it.

When Will Frieren Come To Netflix?

March 1 is The Release Date

With the trailer out, many fans might be wondering when exactly the Frieren: Beyond Journey’s End anime is coming to Netflix, and to which Netflix exactly, as different countries have different shows.

The release date has been decided as March 1, 2025, which is only a week or so away now.

The countries that have been revealed to get Frieren: Beyond Journey’s End are the United States, Canada, as well as Latin American countries, and some others as well. Some countries in East and South East Asia already had this anime on Netflix before, so this new release does not include them.

Source: X (Formerly Twitter)