Titles being removed from Netflix in late-June 2026

This is an incomplete list of titles that will be removed from Netflix during late-June 2026 (plus one in early July), mostly in Canada and/or in the United States. Unless otherwise noted, end dates are based on the Netflix Canada service.
The most notable losses (in my opinion) are:

1. Kipo and the Age of Wonderbeasts: with 30 episodes to watch in only five days (June 25 is last day to watch):, you still can do it if you average ten episodes a day. I BELIEVE IN YOU!!
2. The Wrath of Becky (details below, since I would prefer you watch Kipo and the Age of Wonderbeasts first, and The Wrath of Becky is leaving Netflix three days AFTER Kipo series leaves.)

Personally upset at Kipo series leaving Netflix, in part because the opening credits of each episode start with "A Netflix Original Series" screen, so removing a Netflix series FROM Netflix feels like a slap in the face.

Section 1 - Furry, or of furry interest:

June 22:

• The SpongeBob Movie: Sponge Out of Water (2015 movie for kids): includes Patrick Star (sea star aka starfish), Squidward Tentacles (octopus), etc.

(For SpongeBob content still at Netflix: the animated series (SEAsons 8 & 9) and 2 movies.)
June 23:

• Madagascar (2005 animated movie): Four talking animals (Alex the lion, Marty the zebra, Melman the hypochondriac giraffe, and Gloria the hippo) from a zoo (in USA) end up on the island of Madagascar. Start of the Madagascar franchise (movie trilogy, spinoff Penguins movie, 4 animated series, etc). Link: Netflix.
• Storks (2016 animated movie): includes talking storks and talking wolves. Storks got out of delivering babies and deliver only packages now, but a stork & Tulip the human accidentally create a baby and have to deliver that baby to her family. Links: Netflix.

June 25:

• Kipo and the Age of Wonderbeasts (seasons 1-3): with varies species (such as Timbercats and awesome anthro rats) of interest to furries. (Wikia has a wiki about the series, but it has too many SPOILERS. If you want a wiki intro try reading the 1st 3 paragraphs at Wikipedia instead.) Links: Netflix.

Section 2 - Fictional species:

Section 2a - Aliens:

June 19:

• Young Justice (Netflix only has 1st season of 26 episodes)(The series has 4 seasons as of 2022): team of DC Comics superhero sidekicks, starting with Aqualad (breathe underwater & controls water), Kid Flash, Robin, and Speedy (archer). Including in aliens category because of two alien heroes in 1st season. Link: Netflix.

{For DC content still on Netflix, see Section DC at bottom.}

Section 2b - Other:

June 30:

• Smurfs: The Lost Village (2017 animated movie): Smurfette, Brainy, Clumsy and Hefty journey into Forbidden Forest to save a mysterious lost village from wizard Gargamel. Link: Netflix

Section 3 - Humans:

June 28:

• The Wrath of Becky (or TWoB) (2023 live-action movie): "action-thriller, a group of extremists destroy Becky's peaceful new life, setting her on a rage-fueled path toward brutal justice" (description from Netflix). This the 2nd Becky movie. If you haven't seen the first movie (Becky) don't worry, there is a recap early in TWoB. Link: Netflix.

June 29:

• She's the Man (2006 comedy): Teen Viola's school no longer has a girls' soccer team so she "tries to convince the students at her twin brother's school that she's actually him in the twist on Shakespeare's "Twelfth Night". Link: Netflix.

Section 4 - leaving in early July:

(Doing part of July early because difficult for me to whip up quickly near start of month.)
July 1:

• Flipper (1996 movie): boy befriends a friendly dolphin. Link: Netflix.

July 3:

• Lyle, Lyle, Crocodile (2022 musical fantasy "comedy")(live-action & computer animated): "a crocodile who can sing! But will he ever get over his stage fright"? (description from Netflix). Link: Netflix.

July 6:

• Suicide Squad (2016 movie): DC Comics movie, includes Killer Croc who has reptilian features. {For DC content still on Netflix, see Section DC at bottom.}

July 7:

• Dark Waters (2019 thriller based on true story): dramatizes Robert Bilott's case against Dupont. "An attorney whose firm defends chemical companies jeopardizes his career to expose a toxic waste-dumping scheme". (description from Netflix) Link: Netflix.

Section DC - some DC content still on Netflix:

Batman: The Animated Series,
Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice (movie),
The Flash (2014 series),
Shazam (2019 movie),
Titans (2018 series), etc.