Image: Studio Ghibli
It’s been over three years since Netflix acquired the rights to stream 21 movies from the amazing Japanese animation studio, Studio Ghibli, and in November 2021 the streaming service acquired the rights to earwig and the witch, the 22nd film in the collection. After recent notices popped up about movies leaving Netflix, we can now confirm that they won’t be going anywhere for the foreseeable future.
After takedown notices started appearing on some of the movies on June 1, we can now report that according to sources, the movies will remain on Netflix in regions like the UK until 2026.
First announced in January 2020, and to the surprise of everyone around the world, Netflix has picked up the international rights to stream Studio Ghibli’s amazing movies.
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The movies arrived in batches of seven between February 2020 and March 2020, and for the past three years, Netflix has been the streaming home for Studio Ghibli movies internationally. Meanwhile, in the US, Studio Ghibli has remained on HBO Max.
The first batch of movies that arrived in February 2020 has been renewed up to June 1, 2026:
Image. My Neighbor Totoro (1997) – Studio Ghibli
The second batch of movies that arrived in March 2020 has been renewed up to July 1, 2026:
Image. Princess Mononoke (1997) – Studio Ghibli
The third batch of movies that arrived in April 2020 has been renewed up to August 1, 2026:
Image. Howl’s Moving Castle (2004) – Studio Ghibli
Finally, earwig and the witch it was first added to Netflix internationally in November 2021.
In recent weeks, some of the movies had shown takedown notices within the Netflix app and were detected by trackers like ours and NewonNetflix.info’s.
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Those takedown notices have now been removed and the movies, we can report, will remain on the streaming service in international territories until July 1, 2026.
In the United States, the movies remain on the newly rebranded Max service (formerly HBO Max).
Netflix declined to comment for this article.
Are you excited to keep watching Studio Ghibli movies on Netflix for another three years? Let us know in the comments below!
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