Crunchyroll

What is Crunchyroll?

A paid for-profit video upload and streaming site primarily focused on East Asian media in 2006, the platform moved away from hosting licensed material, including titles illegally uploaded by users. With a cash infusion in 2008, Crunchyroll took the first steps towards becoming the legal distribution platform, entering into the home release and DVD markets, as well as the digital Manga world. 

Over a decade later, Crunchyroll has become a distributor and publisher and production and licensing company with a strict focus on the anime market. The service caters to its specific audience of anime lovers by offering shows and movies, games, live-action dramas, and Japanese comics (or manga). Presently, Crunchyroll claims it boasts 1,000 titles and 30,000 episodes of anime content. The company also offers a variety of in-person events, including the Crunchyroll Expo and Crunchyroll Anime Awards. 

Watch over 1,000 titles in a variety of languages! This includes newer hits like Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba, JUJUTSU KAISEN, My Hero Academia, and Tokyo Revengers. We’ve also got the classics—One Piece, Naruto Shippuden, Hunter x Hunter, JoJo's Bizarre Adventure, and more! Plus, don’t miss our critically acclaimed Crunchyroll Originals.

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• No ads

• New episodes one hour after Japan

• Offline viewing

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