Spider-Man: Brand New Day Streaming Survey Lists Seven Rental Services
A theatrical hit landing as paid rental across seven services with no subscription option shows how Japanese distributors keep Hollywood titles out of flat-rate catalogs even months after release.
Reporting from 1 source: Anime Anime.
The Japanese release survey for Spider-Man: Brand New Day finds the film on U-NEXT, Amazon Prime Video, Lemino, Hulu, FOD, TELASA, and YouTube, all as per-title rentals. No subscription streaming or flat-rate viewing was confirmed. TVer, DMM TV, d Anime Store, Netflix, ABEMA, and TSUTAYA DISCAS do not carry it. U-NEXT rents it at 1,980 yen against a 2,189 yen monthly plan.
The film opened in Japan and the United States simultaneously on July 31, 2026, four years after the events of Spider-Man: No Way Home, with Tom Holland in the lead. The Japanese dub casts Junya Enoki as Peter Parker, Kazumi Makabe as MJ, and Uronta Yoshida as Ned.
Some services bundle perks rather than free viewing. Amazon Prime Video rents the film at 600 yen, and U-NEXT throws in a separate special video, while Lemino carries a higher rental rate than its own monthly fee. TVer, the commercial broadcasters' free service, does not list the film.
- U-NEXT: Rental, 2,189 yen monthly plan, 31-day free trial, first-time 500 yen points
- Amazon Prime Video: Rental, 600 yen, 30-day free trial
- Lemino: Rental, 1,540 yen, first month free
- Hulu: Rental, 1,320 yen, no free period
- FOD: Rental, 1,800 coins, no free period
- TELASA: Rental, 980 yen, no free period
- YouTube: Rental, pay per title
- TVer: Not available
- DMM TV: Not available, 550 yen monthly plan, 14-day free trial
- d Anime Store: Not available, 660 yen monthly plan, first month free
- Netflix: Not available
- ABEMA: Not available, from 680 yen monthly plan
- TSUTAYA DISCAS: Not available, 2,200 yen monthly plan, 30-day free trial
Synthesized by Yomimono from the 1 cited source below, including Japanese-language reporting where cited, then editorially reviewed before publishing.