Russian anime distributor DEEP is expanding its business with the launch of its own streaming platform dedicated to anime and other Asian content. The new service is scheduled to go live on September 4, providing fans with a new destination for licensed content.
At launch, the platform will offer currently airing anime series, with around 14 new episodes expected to be added every week. By the end of 2026, DEEP plans to expand its catalogue by more than 3,000 additional episodes of anime, donghua and Korean dramas.
According to the company, the library will feature more than 360 titles with Russian-language dubbing produced by DEEP, AniStar, Dublyazhnaya, NDA Studio, Flarrow Films, Jaskier, Amber and other leading dubbing studios. The platform will also offer exclusive versions of selected titles. Among the first exclusives will be AniLibria’s Russian dub of the third season of «Mushoku Tensei: Jobless Reincarnation».
Initially, the streaming service will be available via web browsers and Android devices, with iOS and Smart TV applications planned for a later release. Additional features will include a release calendar, advanced catalogue search and filtering, user profiles, favourites lists and a personal achievements system.
The launch reflects the continued growth of the Russian anime market, as distributors increasingly invest in their own direct-to-consumer platforms alongside traditional licensing and television distribution.