Scum of the Brave: Full Episode Guide and Where to Watch the Anime

The Scum of the Brave anime has already won over supernatural-action fans in early 2026, diving into a futuristic Tokyo ruled by the mafia. The production, which adapts the original work by Rocket Shokai and Nakashima723, focuses on the dynamic between the reluctant “Reaper” Yashiro and his apprentice, Aki Jogamine. As Aki trains to become a Brave capable of facing mobsters transformed into Demon Lords, the duo must solve complex crimes involving the use of ether.

With streaming confirmed on Crunchyroll in Brazil, the series will run for a total of 24 episodes released continuously, with no break between the first and second cours. New episodes arrive every Saturday, premiering at 2 p.m. (Brasília time), letting viewers follow Yashiro’s journey in real time alongside the global release. In addition, production by studio OLM guarantees dynamic visuals for the story’s intense fights.

Release Schedule and Episodes

Check out the release dates for each Scum of the Brave episode below. Note that the schedule may change at the broadcasters’ discretion:

• Part One (First Cour)
  • Episode 1 – January 10 – AVAILABLE NOW
  • Episode 2 – January 17 – AVAILABLE NOW
  • Episode 3 – January 24 – AVAILABLE NOW
  • Episode 4 – January 31 – AVAILABLE NOW
  • Episode 5 – February 7
  • Episode 6 – February 14
  • Episode 7 – February 21
  • Episode 8 – February 28
  • Episode 9 – March 7
  • Episode 10 – March 14
  • Episode 11 – March 21
  • Episode 12 – March 28
• Part Two (Second Cour)
  • Episode 13 – April 4
  • Episode 14 – April 11
  • Episode 15 – April 18
  • Episode 16 – April 25
  • Episode 17 – May 2
  • Episode 18 – May 9
  • Episode 19 – May 16
  • Episode 20 – May 23
  • Episode 21 – May 30
  • Episode 22 – June 6
  • Episode 23 – June 13
  • Episode 24 – June 20

Voice Cast and Staff

The original voice cast features big names from the Japanese industry, bringing the series’ bounty hunters and villains to life:

• Ryōta Suzuki as “Shinigami” Yashiro
• Akari Kitō as Aki Jogamine
• Momo Harumi as Yukine Indō
• Yumiri Hanamori as Sara Kashiwagi Pendragon
• Hinata Tadokoro as Salt Joe
• Daisuke Hirakawa as Ongakuya Ishinō
• Yasuhiro Takato as Moguri no Maruta

Direction is in the hands of Shinji Ushiro, while Yoichi Kato handles the scripts. The soundtrack, a vital element of the cyberpunk-mafia atmosphere, is composed by Kenichiro Suehiro. The opening theme is by TOOBOE with the track “Gun Powder,” and the ending features Mulasaki Ima performing “Mental Rental.” So get the popcorn ready to binge this story of redemption and intense battles.