Netflix Is About to Lose One of HBO’s Most Underrated Action Series

Published 02/15/2026, 4:25 AM CST

Netflix is back to its familiar, frustrating trend of cutting short beloved stories by canceling or removing shows. With February underway, several series have already bid goodbye, including The Yin-Yang Master: Dream of Eternity, Married to Work, and more. Unfortunately, yet another wave of shows is set to follow soon.

Among them is a fan-favorite martial arts gem from HBO, which gained much popularity after arriving on Netflix. However, it is scheduled to leave the platform later this week.

HBO martial art show to depart Netflix

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Kung fu and drama together in Warrior were much loved on Netflix after it arrived in February 2024. However, on February 15 of the same month this year, it is set to leave. That does not leave much time for fans to catch up on the show starring Andrew Koji and Olivia Cheng. 

The series will be available on HBO Max, but there is no news yet on whether the show will return to Netflix anytime soon. The story, following the life of martial arts prodigy Ah Sahm, who moves to San Francisco and gets entangled in a Chinese crime gang, was shown across three intriguing seasons and was loved by fans. 

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And again, this is not the only show to leave the streaming platform this week. There is more, with another being the famous cult series Re:Mind.

Famous show Re:Mind is set to depart

Netflix is set to remove the Japanese psychological thriller Re:Mind on the same day as Warrior on February 15 . The series garnered a massive fan following for its dark and original storytelling. The story follows eleven high school classmates who wake up tied to a dining table. And soon they discover that this has something related to their missing classmate. 

While the show did not make it to the Netflix’s international chart, this underrated show was loved by the thriller lovers.

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Despite all the love that the show received, it had modest viewership. Moreover, Netflix’s deal with Japanese broadcaster TV Tokyo is also close to getting expired. Until there is any update on the shows' return, viewers can continue to watch the other thrillers available on Netflix. 

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Pritha Debroy

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Pritha Debroy is an Entertainment writer at NetflixJunkie who can seamlessly switch between breaking down an NBA play and obsessing over the latest K-drama twist. She has written over 3,400 NBA and NFL articles, but her true joy lies in diving into Netflix’s trendiest shows—unpacking themes, stories, and yes, the occasional celebrity chaos. When she is not writing, you’ll find her devouring thrillers (anything by Freida McFadden is an instant yes), revisiting comfort classics like 10 Things I Hate About You and 27 Dresses, or hunting for her next binge-worthy series.

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