Monster Strike: Deadverse Reloaded, the newest anime based on the giant mobile game franchise, has just landed in the Amazon Prime Video catalog in Brazil. This is the big news for anime and gaming fans in January 2026, who can now access the 10 episodes of the production legally and conveniently. The series, which originally premiered in Japan in October of last year, arrives on the streaming service as part of a strategy to strengthen its library of Japanese animation for the Brazilian audience, always eager for new releases in the genre.
Directed by Masao Ōkubo, known for ‘Record of Ragnarok’, the animation is produced by the studio Yumeta Company with a script supervised by Hayato Kazano and Jin Haganeya. Thus, its arrival on Prime Video works as a gateway for new fans to get to know this universe, which already has a vast history in other media. Therefore, its relevance goes beyond a simple release, representing the consolidation of a powerful IP in the national streaming scene.
Production Details and the Franchise’s Legacy
In addition to the talented direction, ‘Deadverse Reloaded’ features striking soundtracks. The group Da-iCE is responsible for the opening theme, while the rapper YZERR performs the ending theme. This anime, however, is just the latest chapter in a saga that began in 2013 with the mobile game. Since then, the Monster Strike universe has expanded with several anime seasons, movies, and even an interactive experience, such as ‘Hareruya: Fated Choice’ in 2020, where viewers chose the direction of the story.
The franchise has already produced regular seasons, special arcs focused on characters like Arthur and Lucifer, and feature films, some of which reached the West via Crunchyroll. Expected to attract both nostalgic fans and the curious, its availability on Prime Video in 2026 facilitates access and promises to reignite interest in this rich universe. In this way, the service not only acquires a popular title but also invests in content with the potential to engage an already established community of fans.
