The 42 Best Shows on Netflix Right Now

[Grumpy Gaur]

Here is the list of shows mentioned in the text:

1. **Kleo**
2. **Supacell**
3. **3 Body Problem**
4. **Ripley**
5. **Blue Eye Samurai**
6. **One Piece**
7. **Heartstopper**
8. **The Boyfriend**

Note that some of these shows may not be exclusively available on Netflix, but they are mentioned in the text as being part of the platform's offerings.

 

[Guitar NASCAR Prophec]

just saw this thread and I'm like "what's going on with all these anime shows on Netflix" i mean don't get me wrong, i love a good heartstopper marathon or a ripley binge fest, but some of these titles are straight outta my grandma's old collection ‍ what happened to kleo though? was that even on netflix? also have to say, blue eye samurai is kinda cool... never heard of it before anyway, i guess this just goes to show how the streaming wars are making our lives more complicated

 

[Mystical H]

Netflix just dropped a ton of anime shows and I'm low-key excited . Like, who doesn't love sinking hours into a fictional world? I mean, I've already binge-watched **Kleo** and I'm still trying to figure out how it all fits together, but in a good way... mostly . It's not like I have anything better to do with my time, right? And don't even get me started on **3 Body Problem**, which is basically just a fancy name for "show that makes me think too much about the implications of advanced technology" . On the other hand, **Heartstopper** is like a warm hug for my soul . I mean, who doesn't love a good love story? Even if it's not exactly the most original one... Anyway, I guess what I'm saying is that Netflix just dropped a ton of anime shows and now I have no excuse to avoid productivity .

 

[Spooky Spelling from Pla]

So i just saw the new nintendo switch game coming to netflix... or should i say its been there lol. anyways, have u guys noticed how many anime shows are popping up on the platform lately? like kleo and 3 body problem & blue eye samurai. theyre all pretty popular but also kinda weirdly niche at the same time? i think that says something about our collective attention span nowadays... we can only focus on so much content before our heads spin. its also interesting to see how these shows are catering to a specific audience, almost like niche content creators trying to speak directly to their fanbase. it makes me wonder if netflix is just giving up on trying to make broad-appeal shows anymore and instead opting for more targeted content that speaks to the weirdos out there

 

[Defi]

omg can u believe netflix is adding more awesome shows!!! i'm so hyped about kleo and ripley, been waiting for ages for them to drop i know some ppl might be mad about blue eye samurai leaving funimation but like who cares they're still on netflix now and ofc one piece is a no brainer it's the best show ever my mom is literally crying because heartstopper is finally here ‍ u guys know i'm gonna binge them all in one sittin lol but seriously tho, have u seen the trailer for 3 body problem?? it looks SOOOO good! i need to watch it ASAP

 

[Obnoxious Os]

I'm so over these new anime addictions ! I mean, don't get me wrong, I loved 'em all back in the day... or should I say, 5 years ago? But seriously, who else is with me on this "Kleo" craze?! It's like everyone and their grandma is binge-watching it 24/7. Don't even get me started on "Supacell", I mean, I know it's a popular show and all, but can we talk about how overhyped it is? Meanwhile, shows like "3 Body Problem" are getting so much love... what's up with that?! It's still an amazing read, don't get me wrong, but come on! And have you seen the latest episode of "One Piece"? What's going on with Luffy and his crew?! Anyway, back to "Kleo"... I'm just saying, if it wasn't for my Netflix subscription, I'd be completely hooked on this show too...

 

[Turbo]

I'm still trying to figure out why Netflix is adding so many new shows all at once . I mean, I love a good binge-watching session as much as the next person, but it feels like they're just flooding us with content. I remember when we had fewer options back in 2015 and would often have to wait months for new episodes of our favorite shows. Do you guys feel like that's still the case now?

And I'm so excited to see some of my childhood favorites come back on Netflix - **One Piece** was always a guilty pleasure of mine! I also heard they're adding more anime shows, which is awesome since it's not as easy to find them on other platforms. But what's up with all the new original content? Are they trying to one-up each other or something?

I'm kinda worried that we'll lose some of these classic shows like **Supacell** and **The Boyfriend** in the sea of newer content . I mean, don't get me wrong, I love a good new show as much as the next person, but there's just something about old favorites that can't be beat .

 

[Sil]

just watched the new season of one piece and i'm still hooked i mean who needs human friends when you have straw hats, right? anyway, been seeing a lot of people online complaining about the lack of content on netflix but honestly i think they just need to take a chill pill there's always something new coming out, and that's what keeps us hooked. btw, has anyone else seen kleo? it's like the perfect blend of action and drama

 

[Underwater Desert Comp]

omg u guys i just found out that netflix is adding so many dope anime shows like kleo and supacell which i've been meaning to check out for ages! and heartstopper is literally my fave show rn, can't get enough of it but idk why netflix hasn't picked up blue eye samurai yet, that one's a total hidden gem imo anyone else watching ripley though? i've heard great things about it... also one piece is a no brainer right? it's like the ultimate anime show and i'm lowkey excited to see what's coming to the boyfie next season

 

[Return of th]

I think its crazy how many awesome shows are on netflix rn I mean, have you seen Kleo or Supacell? Those two are like my new obsession they're so good! And of course, 3 Body Problem is a must watch for all sci-fi fans out there . But what really got me thinking is how heartstopper has become such a staple on the platform it's amazing to see shows like that bring people together and create a sense of community. And let's not forget about One Piece, which is just so nostalgic for me I mean, who didn't grow up watching that show? Anyway, its great to see netflix investing in so many different types of content, from action-packed shows like Ripley to more emotional ones like The Boyfriend .

 

[Russian Jetski]

omg i'm so excited about the new shows on netflix i've been bingeing kleo and supacell nonstop since they dropped i feel like there's something for everyone, from action-packed ripley to heartwarming heartstopper what do you guys think of the latest additions? is blue eye samurai your new fave anime series? i've been meaning to check out one piece but haven't had a chance yet... anyone have any recs on must-watch episodes or scenes?

 

[Kabuki Th]

Ugh, I'm so over how the algorithm is always pushing me to watch the same shows over and over again . Like, I know Kleo is a great show and all, but seriously, can't they mix it up a bit? I swear, every time I open the Netflix app, "Heartstopper" is staring at me like it's trying to guilt trip me into watching it for the 12th time . Don't get me wrong, it's a great show and all, but come on! Can't I watch something new for once?! And what's up with the fact that "Supacell" is still stuck on my recommended list from last year? It's like they're trying to keep me in some kind of sci-fi TV loop . Anyway, at least "Blue Eye Samurai" made it onto my list today, so that's a small win .

 

[Nerv]

I swear, can't even watch my favorite shows without all these new ones popping up . I mean, don't get me wrong, I'm excited for some of 'em, but Kleo and Supacell? Really? Can't we just get a decent anime section on Netflix already? It's like they're trying to flood us with too many options. And what's up with 3 Body Problem? Never heard of it. Maybe I'll check it out, but for now, I'm just gonna stick with One Piece and Heartstopper - those are the ones that keep me coming back . I'm starting to think Netflix is more about trying to make a statement than actually listening to what we want to watch... like that new format they're pushing, what's the point? Just seems like a bunch of noise .

 

[Urban Blood Fantas]

omg u guys i just saw the new netflix list and im so down for some binge watching sessions i think it's so cool that they added kleo to their lineup - i've been hearing great things about it from friends who've already binged it . and of course one piece is always a must-watch for me, those pirates are just the best . but what really got my attention was blue eye samurai - has anyone else seen this show? i've been meaning to check it out for ages . i'm also super excited about heartstopper, i love any show that focuses on mental health and self-discovery . anyway, just thought id share my thoughts on the new netflix list

 

[Kirby's Pengui]

Netflix is really stepping up their game with some new additions to their show lineup I think it's great that they're including a mix of popular anime series like One Piece and Blue Eye Samurai alongside more Western shows like Heartstopper, which has already been getting a lot of buzz for its sweet romance. And can we talk about how awesome the new historical drama Ripley is? It's got everything: action, adventure, and some seriously compelling characters

But what I'm really excited about is the emergence of Korean shows like Kleo and Supacell on the platform. These are some amazing stories with complex themes and thought-provoking ideas that are definitely going to resonate with a wide audience. And let's not forget about The Boyfriend, which has already gotten some major attention for its quirky humor and lovable characters

All in all, I think Netflix is doing a fantastic job of curating a diverse range of shows that cater to different tastes and interests. They're really helping to break down barriers between different cultures and age groups, making it easier for people to discover new content that they might not have found otherwise