How many seasons of Inuyasha are on Netflix?

If we had to recommend an anime series for beginners to start their anime binge, we, along with most of the anime community, would recommend Inuyasha.

The 2002 anime dives into the life of a young girl who mysteriously transports back in time to Feudal Japan. There, she encounters all sorts of struggles but also discovers an important fact about her ancestry that enables her to withstand any difficulty thrown her way. Of course, she’ll need the help of a few allies to thwart the plans of the enemy, leading her to meet Inuyasha, a powerful friend who leads the way.

Undoubtedly, the anime is a classic. Thankfully for you, Netflix recently added the title to its streaming service, allowing you and many other anime fans to binge-watch at your leisure. However, it’s important to note that you’ll have to take your time to binge to avoid running out of episodes. Here’s why.

What seasons of Inuyasha are on Netflix?

As of today, Netflix only has 138 episodes (seasons 1 through 5) of Inuyasha on its platform, which is 55 episodes less than what the anime has. But don’t you worry! It’s reported that season 6 will arrive on the site as soon as Friday, Apr. 28, so be sure to check back in with Netflix next month to catch up on all the action!

Need something to keep you entertained while you wait for the sixth season? We’ve got you covered! Here are a few of our best recommendations.

Anime to watch while you wait for Inuyasha season 6

If you are looking for something that has the same atmosphere as Inuyasha, we think checking out Demon Slayer, Yasuke, and Heaven’s Official Blessing, as both titles are set in ancient Japan. Both titles also have a lot of heart-racing fights, so you’ll definitely be entertained from start to finish.

Another anime title we’d recommend is any of the Naruto installments, as this is yet another anime staple everyone should watch at least once in their lives.

Again, Inuyasha season 6 is heading to Netflix very soon! In the meantime, be sure to check out previous seasons (and the many other film releases) of the anime on Netflix. Or, feel free to stream any of the above anime while you wait!