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Life will change for Hulu subscribers this January. The streaming platform announced that a slate of anime series is joining its catalog, and one of them is Persona 5: The Animation. The subbed episodes will become available on January 23, and they are a perfect companion to the hit video game that was released in 2016 and now, almost a decade later, still retains a fierce and loyal fanbase.

There's a special treat in store for Persona fans next month. The English-dubbed version of Persona 5 The Animation will become available to stream on the platform starting Jan. 23.

Hulu recently unveiled the anime's upcoming release date alongside dozens of other animated and live-action programs that will be added to the platform's catalog next year. Released in 2018, Persona 5 The Animation is a retelling of the main storyline from Atlus' bestselling Persona 5 video game. The series is produced by CloverWorks, which is known for Spy x Family and Fate/Grand Order. The Persona 5 anime was initially made available to Western audiences in September 2020 with a Funimation-produced English dub starring Xander Mobus (Ren Amamiya) and Cassandra Lee Morris (Morgana). The majority of the show's English cast members reprise their character roles from the original video game.

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A-1 Pictures has revealed a new promotional video for its upcoming workplace comedy series My New Boss is Goofy.

According to Anime News Network, the official website for My New Boss Is Goofy released the series' latest promo on Aug. 5. This preview focuses on the titular boss, Yusei Shirosaki, a naturally laid-back and absent-minded character. Leading up to the series' debut, the site will release one new promo video a week, each one spotlighting a different member of the cast. My New Boss Is Goofy is slated to premiere this October.

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