Ani-One India adds Yūsanchi! and goblin reincarnation anime to its catalog

The Ani-One India YouTube channel has expanded its anime lineup for the Indian market with two additions from the fall 2026 season: Yūsanchi! from Yū-hachi and So What's Wrong with Getting Reborn as a Goblin?. The announcement came through the channel's official account, which also confirmed the arrival of all three seasons of Oshi no Ko on October 14.

Yūsanchi! from Yū-hachi premiered in Japan on October 5. It is a short comedy that adapts several works by creator Yū-hachi, whose manga have been nominated consecutively for the Next Manga Award. The series brings together three segments with characters that went viral on social media: Dekai Hachi, a chubby, mysterious creature about 40 centimeters tall; pis-chan, a silent fish that hangs in a konbini; and Tanuki, a clumsy, unreliable Japanese raccoon dog.

Studio Fanworks handles the animation. Rarecho, known for Aggretsuko, directs and writes the Miseban no Spis and Ah, Tanuki wa Mō Dame Desu segments. Gaku Kinoshita, director of Sumikko Gurashi: Koko ga Ochitsukun Desu, directs and writes the Dekai Hachi segments.

The manga behind Yūsanchi!

Yū-hachi publishes the Dekai Hachi and Miseban no Spis manga on pixiv. Square Enix released a compiled volume of Miseban no Spis in July 2024. The Ah, Tanuki wa Mō Dame Desu manga is published on the author's X/Twitter account and on Kadokawa's KadoComi website, which released a compiled volume in June 2025.

The second addition, So What's Wrong with Getting Reborn as a Goblin?, began its Japanese broadcast on October 5 on Tokyo MX at 10:00 p.m. JST. The series also airs on BS11, Sun TV, and AT-X. In Japan, ABEMA and Prime Video stream the episodes: the first coincided with its television broadcast and the rest premiere one week earlier.

Normally, goblins only live seven days, but Akira's new powers let him defy his species' lifespan.

Yen Press publishes the manga in English and summarizes the story like this: Akira Yagami, a selfless office worker, dies saving a child from being hit by a car and reincarnates in another world as a goblin. His new condition gives him abilities that break the normally short life of goblins and open the path for him to become the strongest goblin ever seen.

Where to watch it in India

The manga began in 2020 on Shueisha's Tonari no Young Jump website, which published volume 15 on September 17. Yen Press released the tenth English volume on May 26. In India, besides Ani-One, Crunchyroll and Anime Times also offer the series in simulcast with Japan.

Sou performs the opening theme "Hello" and AHUB provides the ending with "Chiisana Bokura."