Angel Beats! is included in two Abema free-streaming events in 2026, one in June and one in July, as part of curated tear-jerking anime lineups.
Angel Beats! has been featured in two Abema programming events in 2026, both centered on emotional anime. In June, Abema ran a Tear-jerking Anime Free Release Week from June 2 to June 7, 2026, offering free simultaneous broadcasts of all episodes of Angel Beats! alongside Clannad Season 1 and Charlotte. The series aired multiple times on the Anime SPECIAL 2 Channel, with episodes available for free for one week after broadcast. This was the first time Charlotte appeared on Abema, while Angel Beats! and Clannad had previously streamed on the platform.
In July, Abema announced a second event for Tears Day on July 3, 2026, featuring five tear-jerking anime for free streaming. Angel Beats! was included in that lineup alongside Anohana: The Flower We Saw That Day, CLANNAD, Re:Zero - Starting Life in Another World, and Crayon Shin-chan. The selection was based on each work's emotional impact. The two events show Abema using Angel Beats! as a recurring title in its curated emotional-anime programming, with the series appearing in both a multi-day free-release week and a single-day holiday event.
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ABEMA has announced five moving anime for free streaming in conjunction with Tears Day on July 3, 2026. The lineup includes Anohana: The Flower We Saw That Day, CLANNAD, Angel Beats!, Re:Zero - Starting Life in Another World, and Crayon Shin-chan. Each work is selected for its emotional impact.
Abema is running a Tear-jerking Anime Free Release Week from June 2 to June 7, 2026, featuring free simultaneous broadcasts of all episodes of Clannad Season 1, Angel Beats!, and Charlotte. Each title will air multiple times on the Anime SPECIAL 2 Channel, and episodes are available for free for one week after broadcast.