That list is currently being finalized between both parties, and we will share impacted titles with you as available. However, a list of select catalog titles licensed via Funimation will be leaving Crunchyroll - likewise, the Funimation catalog will also be impacted. Unfortunately, Funimation has decided to go their separate way, and this partnership will be winding down on Friday, November 9th.įor our Crunchyroll community, this means that you'll still be able to access the biggest anime library in the world.
ATTACK ON TITAN ENGLISH DUB CRUNCHYROLL UPDATE
Update 11:55AM ET: Crunchyroll has posted a statement about the break-up in its forum:Īs many of you know, we have had an ongoing partnership with Funimation the last two years, sharing anime between users. Fukunaga said that going forward, the company will cater to both dub and sub fans, while also releasing dubbed titles at a faster pace. The company first teamed up with Sony to develop the service, which was launched in 2016. All the titles it's removing from Crunchyroll (and VRV) will be exclusively available on its own streaming service FunimationNow. Its contract with Crunchyroll is set to expire on November 9th, but it's not entirely clear if it's pulling all its shows from the platform or if it'll leave a few available.
Funimation specializes in distributing anime dubbed in English, including My Hero Academia and One Piece, providing a good complement to Crunchyroll's subtitled shows. According to Polygon, Funimation president Gen Fukunaga sent a memo to employees announcing that the company is leaving those streaming platforms as a direct result of Sony's purchase. It does not store any personal data.When Sony acquired Funimation, it apparently also meant the end of the anime localizer's partnership with Crunchyroll and VRV. The cookie is set by the GDPR Cookie Consent plugin and is used to store whether or not user has consented to the use of cookies. The cookie is used to store the user consent for the cookies in the category "Performance".
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