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Welsh & Shedar Anime International YouTube Stream Starts November 5

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Welsh & Shedar Anime International YouTube Release Date Set for November 5
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Ankama Animations has confirmed that the international release of the Welsh & Shedar anime series will begin on November 5, 2026. The French-Japanese co-production will stream exclusively on the official Krosmoz YouTube channel for viewers worldwide, with Japan excluded from this schedule. The first two episodes, titled "MUSHROOM PIE" and "CHEESE OMELET," will premiere on consecutive days before new installments drop every Thursday thereafter.

The twelve-episode run concludes on January 14, 2027, with the final entry simply titled "WELSH & SHEDAR." This international rollout follows the series' initial broadcast in Japan on Tokyo MX starting October 2, 2026. Ankama also released a new trailer highlighting the English and French dubs alongside the original Japanese audio. Directed by Naoki Horiuchi and animated by STUDIO MASSKET, the adaptation is based on the original work by ToT.

Anime News Network reported on October 19 that the trailer reveals the English and French dubs debut on YouTube on November 5. Crunchyroll News announced on October 19 that the anime sets its November premiere with an international trailer. Anime News Network previously stated on October 2 that the Welsh & Shedar anime streams on YouTube in November.

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Original headline at AniTrendz: “Welsh & Shedar Anime Series Begins Streaming on YouTube on November 5”

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Release Date
November 5, 2026
Platform
YouTube
Studio
STUDIO MASSKET
Episodes
12
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