# Where to Watch Charlotte

**Charlotte wraps its supernatural school story into a finished 13 episode TV series. Its legal streaming homes are Crunchyroll, Hulu, and Netflix. The early stretch plays as comedy, with awkward abilities creating trouble for students who barely understand them, while the drama grows heavier as those powers carry real consequences. It is a good fit for viewers who enjoy romance and science fiction folded into a brisk school story, especially when a cheerful opening can give way to sharper emotion. Each episode runs 24 minutes, so the entire series is a focused commitment rather than a long project.**

## Where to Watch

- [Crunchyroll](http://www.crunchyroll.com/charlotte)
- [Hulu](http://www.hulu.com/charlotte)
- [Netflix](https://www.netflix.com/title/80142917)

Crunchyroll, Hulu, and Netflix all carry Charlotte legally. Since its surprises depend on the change in tone, checking episode summaries beforehand can dull some of the impact.

## Synopsis

Some adolescents suddenly develop supernatural powers, but the gifts are imperfect and temporary. Yuu Otosaka can briefly take control of another person, an ability he has been using to cheat his way into an impressive school record. His scheme unravels when Nao Tomori catches him and pulls him into a student council with an unusual assignment: locate other ability users before hostile outsiders reach them. Their searches begin with comic cases of teenagers mishandling strange powers. As the council learns what those abilities can cost, the story shifts toward personal loss and harder choices without abandoning its school setting or romantic thread.

## Fast Facts

- **Format:** TV
- **Episodes:** 13
- **Premiered:** 2015
- **Studio:** P.A. Works
- **Score:** 7.5

## Watch Order

Begin with episode 1 and continue through the single 13 episode season. Charlotte is an original, finished TV story, so no earlier series or sequel is needed to follow it.

- Charlotte: Tsuyoimono-tachi (side\_story)

## If You Liked This

- **[Angel Beats!](https://hozuna.com/anime/angel-beats)**: Angel Beats! suits viewers who want another school based ensemble where absurd comedy gradually makes room for grief, attachment, and a forceful emotional payoff.
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- **[Erased](https://hozuna.com/anime/erased)**: Erased matches Charlotte's interest in a supernatural ability that creates human consequences. Its suspense makes it a strong next choice for viewers who preferred the serious side of Charlotte.
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## FAQ

### Where can I watch Charlotte?

Charlotte is legally carried by Crunchyroll, Hulu, and Netflix. Those are the only services listed for this page.

### How many episodes is Charlotte?

Charlotte has 13 episodes, each with a 24 minute runtime. The TV series tells a finished story within that run.

### Is Charlotte sad like Angel Beats!?

Charlotte also pairs broad school comedy with increasingly painful consequences. Its opening is lighter than its later material, so viewers coming for the emotional turn should allow the early ability hunting episodes to establish the group first.

### Is Charlotte finished?

Yes, Charlotte finished airing after its 2015 release. Its 13 episode TV run is presented as one complete story.

### What order should I watch Charlotte in?

Start with episode 1 of the TV series and follow the episodes in order. There is only one season on this page, and no prior viewing is required.