Free Crunchyroll Channel To Air 24/7 Anime Content
Get ready for an entire network of anime series from the premier streaming platform!
Crunchyroll, the leading streaming platform for all anime fans, has officially announced its own channel. The anime service is collaborating with Game Show Network to provide free access to an ad-supported network that will air a slew of series running 24 hours, 7 days a week. This is done to promote the anime medium and reach a larger audience.
This channel is launching in the U.S. on October 11th on LG Channels, The Roku Channel, VIZIO WatchFree+, and Amazon Freevee on October 17th.
What will be available on the Crunchyroll channel?
The Crunchyroll channel series available at launch include Horimiya, Ranking of Kings, Moriarty the Patriot, PSYCHO-PASS, Arifureta: From Commonplace to World’s Strongest, Sugar Apple Fairytale, To Your Eternity, and Code Geass.
These older shows will be programmed with English dubs on the network. The anime company plans to schedule other promotional, genre, and theme programming blocks to give viewers a sample of the wide range of their library. New anime series will remain available on Crunchyroll’s app and site.
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Ryan Cortero
Social media guru, senior writer, and working towards editor. I'm a Filipino born and raised in the city where 'The Boys' is filmed. I'm passionate for all types of movies and shows, especially reality TV, superhero content, and indie dramas. Since the pandemic, I've started working my way through the world of anime, but I've always been a fan of DBZ and Pokémon. I love talking about pop culture to anyone willing and interested (almost to an annoying level). If someone brings up a movie or show as small talk, I can give a whole monologue behind it. Same can be said if the topic is on the Disney Parks. Currently visited 4 out of the 6 international Disney resorts, with Tokyo Disneyland/Disney Sea being my personal favourite. I graduated from Carleton University with a postbaccalaureate in Film Studies. Even though it was a tough process going back to school post-pandemic, I encourage those who have the means to pursue your passions to do so. You don't want to regret that decision when it's too late.
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