Yesterday, Pluto TV launched two new 24/7 linear streaming channels in Canada dedicated to the InuYasha and One Piece anime series. The pair join the service’s existing anime lineup alongside Lupin The Third, Yu-Gi-Oh!, Naruto, Sailor Moon, RetroCrush and Pokémon.
In conjunction, Pluto TV has also added both franchises to their video-on-demand offerings. The first 746 episodes of One Piece are available to stream, with the entirety of the InuYasha anime TV series split across the original and The Final Act. Episodes are presented in Japanese with English subtitles. Like everything else on the service, they’re available for free with advertisements.
Pluto TV initially launched its One Piece channel in the United States in December 2020. The InuYasha channel debuted alongside its states-side counterpart as part of the service’s 2025 Ani-May celebrations.
Pluto TV is owned and operated by Paramount Global. Corus Entertainment has handled ad sales in Canada since its local launch in December 2022.
