Netflix Breach Leaks “DAN DA DAN” and “Ranma ½ Remake”

A recent breach has led to the leak of the highly anticipated premieres of “DAN DA DAN” and the “Ranma ½ Remake.” Both shows were set to debut in October on Netflix.

DAN DA DAN Premiere Leaked

The debut episode of “DAN DA DAN” was first shown at the Anime Expo. Fans can look forward to the English dub, which will be presented at Anime NYC in August. A special theatrical showing of the first three episodes is also planned. Unfortunately, the leaked version of the premiere, which includes timestamps and lacks subtitles, appears to have come from a Telegram channel. The opening theme by Creepy Nuts has also been widely shared on social media, creating a buzz among anime enthusiasts.

Ranma ½ Remake Leak Adds to Netflix Woes

The “Ranma ½ Remake” by studio MAPPA was another victim of this breach. The first and third episodes, albeit in low quality with timestamps, have been leaked. The world premiere of the first episode was scheduled for Anime NYC. This remake was announced earlier this year, with the first trailer released on July 17.

Additional Leaks and Future Releases

The breach also included Mononoke: Karakasa. This movie is part of the Mononoke franchise and will have its English dub titled Phantom in the Rain. The sequel, Mononoke Second Chapter: Hinezumi, will premiere in Japan on March 14, 2025.

Earlier this year, several titles from Crunchyroll’s Spring 2024 lineup were leaked. These included KonoSuba – God’s Blessing on This Wonderful World! Season 3 and Sound! Euphonium Season 3, among others. These titles were leaked before their official release dates during the Puerto Rico Comic Con.

The recent breaches highlight the challenges streaming platforms face in protecting their content. As the demand for anime grows, so does the need for tighter security measures to prevent such leaks.

DAN DA DAN ©Yukinobu Tatsu/SHUEISHA, DANDADAN Production Committee

Author: Jeremy

Jeremy was first introduced to anime with heavily edited versions of Mazinger Z (aka Tranzor Z in the US), GoLion (aka Voltron) and Macross (aka Robotech) while growing up in the 1980's. Since then his tastes have evolved into a fairly eclectic mix of anime with a soft-spot for underdog shonen stories, psychological/cyber-punk stories and select love comedies. Jeremy was also the head organizer of Anime Souffle anime club in Los Angeles. It was at an Anime Souffle meeting where he met Michael Huang and eventually was invited to join as a guest co-host for Scattered Cells Podcast episode #6 in February of 2007. Afterwards he became an official part of the Anime Diet crew.

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