New Witch on the Holy Night visuals, and 61 ufotable entries with no free episode here
Our index lists 61 entries under ufotable, the film among them. All 61 pages were read on animesphere.app today, and not one states a free episode. We Rent Tsukumogami states 11.
By June Maravilla · AnimeSphere staff · August 11, 2026
Two new key visuals have been revealed for the anime film of Witch on the Holy Night, a movie by ufotable. Hirokazu Koyama and ufotable drew them. The reveal was reported by Anime Corner.
What our index holds under ufotable
Sixty-one entries in our index list ufotable among their studios. By the format our index records, that is 22 films, 20 television series, 7 specials, 7 OVAs, 3 ONAs, one music entry and one entry with no format recorded. Fifty-three of the 61 carry a year, and those years run from 2002 to 2026. Titles in the group include the Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba television series and its later arcs, Fate/Zero, Fate/stay night: Unlimited Blade Works and God Eater.
Across all 61, our episode index holds zero rows. Not one row of any kind, including rows we have demoted. Every one of the 61 live pages on animesphere.app was read today: all 61 returned HTTP 200, and not one of them states a free episode. That describes our own shelf and nothing beyond it.
Witch on the Holy Night in our records
The film is itself one of the 61. Our index records it as a movie and marks it as not yet released. Its page sits among those stating no free episode.
We Rent Tsukumogami, 11 free episodes in our index
Our index records We Rent Tsukumogami as a 2018 series of 12 episodes at a recorded 25 minutes each, tagged Comedy, Mystery, Slice of Life and Supernatural. Its page on animesphere.app states 11 free episodes, so 11 of the 12 episodes our index records.
Those 11 sit on the channel "Anime! on TMS Official Channel", which was checked today and carries a YouTube verified badge. All 11 were opened today, and each resolved to its own separate upload. Every one of the 11 upload titles ends "English Sub | Full Episode".
Episodes opened at the start, the middle and the end of the run each measure 1,500 seconds against a recorded episode length of 25 minutes, so these are full episodes rather than clips, and YouTube reported each as playable today. The watch pages for those three report only an automatic Japanese caption track, which puts the audio in Japanese. Frames sampled from three separate episodes show English text on screen in the position subtitles occupy. The English therefore sits in the picture rather than in a caption track a viewer can switch off, and this is not an English dub. The country allow-list on all 11 rows includes the United States.