Titles being removed from Netflix in March 2026

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This is an incomplete list of titles that will be removed from Netflix during March 2026 (with a handful in early April), mostly in Canada and/or in the United States. Unless otherwise noted, end dates are based on the Netflix Canada service.

(Started putting this list together around March 12, so it mostly skips any content that was removed before that day. It was slow work; some USA exit dates are elusive to verify. My writing was hampered by a respiratory infection. I'm now non-infectious, but am still healing).

The most notable losses (in my opinion) are Sonic the Hedgehog (2020) and African Folktales Reimagined; details below. Also, I want to mention two things being removed after March:

April 5:

• Sirius the Jaeger (12 episodes; anime): vampire hunters including a "werewolf". NOT a traditional werewolf; small amount of body transformation plus glowing eyes.

June 25:

• Kipo and the Age of Wonderbeasts (seasons 1-3): with varies species of interest to furries. (Included this ahead of time, to increase the chances that before June, Flayrah readers have time to watch all 30 episodes.)

Because She-Ra and the Princesses of Power series (AWESOME show) was removed from Netflix, I was concerned that The Dragon Prince series would also be removed. I've now watched the entire series and recommend it. A sequel series, The Dragon King, has been funded by a Kickstarter that was "fully funded in under 5 hours" (source: Kickstarter), and raised more than a MILLION dollars ($1,098,489) from fans in 29 days. Because the sequel was not funded by Netflix, it seems unclear where it become available.

Section 1 - Furry, or of furry interest:

 
Mar. 29:

• Surf's Up (2007 movie): surfing penguins.
• Stuart Little 3: Call of the Wild (2005 movie).

STILL AVAILABLE (no exit date made public):

• Stuart Little 2 (2002 movie).

Mar. 31:

• Sonic the Hedgehog (2020 movie).

STILL AVAILABLE (no exit date made public):

• Sonic X (2004; 3 seasons).
• Sonic Prime (2024; 3 seasons).

LEAVING in APRIL (last day Apr. 2):

• Wonder Park (2019 movie): adventure-comedy of a "girl who encounters a real version of her magical amusement park run by anthropomorphic animals." [Wikipedia]

Section 2 - Animals:

 
Mar. 31:

• Best in Show (2000 movie): mockumentary comedy with Eugene Levy, Catherine O'Hara, and various others.

Section 3 - Fictional species:

 

Section 3a - Aliens:

 
Mar. 30:

• Venom (2018 movie): Sony-verse version of Marvel Comics character.

STILL AVAILABLE (no exit date made public):

• Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse (2018 movie): includes Spider-Ham (aka Peter Porker).
• Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse (2023 movie): includes a lot of Spider-beings (200+?) such as Spider-Cat, dinosaur Spider-Rex, Widow the spider-horse with rider Web-Slinger, Werewolf Spider-Man, Spider-Mobile (Peter Parkedcar), & cameo of Spider-Ham. And cameo of villain Mooseterio the anthro moose.

Section 3b - Cryptids:

 
Mar. 29:

• Godzilla (1998 American movie): aka the worst Godzilla movie.

Leaving in APRIL (last day Apr. 3): Godzilla x Kong: The New Empire (2024 movie).

STILL AVAILABLE (no exit date made public): eight other works in Godzilla Collection (including an anime series).

Section 4 - Humans:

 
Mar. 28:

• African Folktales Reimagined (2023; 6 episodes). No article at Wikipedia.
• Becky (2020 movie): Action movie. Teen girl fights a small gang of prison escapees.
• Sisu (2022 movie): a man known as "The Immortal" vs nazis.

STILL AVAILABLE (no exit date made public):

• The Wrath of Becky (2023 movie).

Mar. 29:

• Hook (1991 movie): comedian Robin Williams plays Peter Pan.

Mar 31:

• Alice (2022 movie; social issue drama): woman escapes slave plantation and discovers it is 1973. She plots to rescue the rest of the "slaves".
• Frida (2002 movie): bio film about artist Frida Kahlo.
• Knightfall (2017; 2 seasons): "historical fiction drama". Mark Hamill added in season 2 as a veteran Templar.

April 1:

• Demetri Martin: Demetri Deconstructed (2024): comedy.

April 3:

• Benjamin (2019 movie): black comedy directed by Bob Saget. Cast: Bob Saget, Rob Corddry, Dave Foley (of Kids in the Hall), etc.
• The Blackening (2022 movie): "black horror comedy" [Wikipedia].

Section 5 - still in Canada, but (apparently) not in USA:

 
March 14 (USA):

• Arrested Development (seasons 1-5)[source: whats-on-netflix.com]. Satirical sitcom about a dysfunctional family. Netflix Canada: still available.

Section 6 - Already REMOVED:

 
Mar. 1:

• Wallace & Gromit: The Curse of the Were-Rabbit (2005) [source: whats-on-netflix.com].

STILL AVAILABLE (no exit date made public):

• Wallace & Gromit: Vengeance Most Fowl (2024 movie).

Mar. 12:

• How to Train Your Dragon (2010 movie).
• How to Train Your Dragon 2 (2014 movie).

STILL AVAILABLE (no exit date made public):

• DreamWorks Dragons (displayed at Netflix as "DreamWorks Dragons: Race the Edge") (6 seasons): a bridge between the first two movies.
• DreamWorks Dragons: Rescue Riders (only seasons 1-2): other seasons at Peacock. For preschool kids.

Mar. 14:

• Power Players (season 3 only, 26 episodes): includes toy characters such as Bearbarian the teddy bear, and Galileo the reptilian action figure.

Mar. 15:

• The Bureau of Magical Things (Seasons 1-2 from 2018-2021): humans, elves, and fairies.

Mar. 16:

• Brooklyn Nine-Nine (8 seasons): police sitcom.