Anime fans can now sign up for Crunchyroll through Roku
Anime fans can now sign up for Crunchyroll through Roku
For $8 per month, Roku owners can sign up to the premiere anime streaming service on the market.
It’s never a bad thing when The Roku Channel adds a new streaming service. This aggregator platform allows customers to sign up for new streaming subscriptions, and keep all the bills in one place. The latest streamer to join The Roku Channel is Crunchyroll, the anime streaming service with tens of thousands of episodes available.
Key Details:
- Roku Channel users can now sign up for Crunchyroll’s Fan-level subscription.
- Crunchyroll has more than 50,000 episodes and gets new content shortly after it airs in Japan.
- The Crunchyroll app recently became available on Xfinity and Xumo devices.
Viewers can head to the Roku Channel now) and sign up for Crunchyroll’s Fan subscription. This plan starts at $8 per month, or users can sign up for an annual subscription for $80 per year and get two months free as compared to the monthly plan.
This plan allows you to watch on one device at a time, but every episode streams completely ad-free during playback. Crunchyroll has more than 50,000 episodes total, spread across over 2,000 titles. In all, the streamer has more than 25,000 hours of anime content.
Viewers can use the service to stream new episodes of shows like “Dragon Ball Daima” shortly after they air in Japan. Crunchyroll has subtitled, overdubbed, and original Japanese audio options available, allowing fans to watch their way.
Crunchyroll has been busy expanding to new platforms recently. The streamer recently launched a dedicated app on Xfinity and Xumo-branded smart TVs and streaming devices, making it easier for viewers using those players to watch as well.
Crunchyroll
Crunchyroll is a subscription video streaming service catering to fans of anime with over 30,000 episodes. Viewers can see new episodes of shows one hour after they air in Japan, and read hundreds of chapters across dozens of manga titles. Some of their more popular titles are Dragon Ball Super, Attack on Titan, and Fire Force.
