Sony has consolidated its anime offerings into Crunchyroll to provide "all your anime in one platform."
Funimation content has arrived on streaming service Crunchyroll to provide a monstrous 40,000 episodes+ of anime. Crunchyroll will also be the exclusive service for new anime broadcasts. Funimation subscribers are encouraged to cancel and move over to Crunchyroll instead, however watch history and queue features haven't been translated over to the new service.
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Funimation shows moving to Crunchyroll include (check here for the full list):
- My Hero Academia
- Tokyo Ghoul,
- Yu Yu Hakusho
- Cowboy Bebop
- Mushoku Tensei: Jobless Reincarnation
Sadly Dragon Ball Z isn't on the list.
Check the FAQ for more info:
As of Mar 1, 2022, existing and new Crunchyroll subscribers will have access to library and simulcast content previously exclusive to Funimation & Wakanim. All new series from the upcoming Spring 2022 season will stream exclusively on Crunchyroll. Funimation & Wakanim will only continue to add new episodes of current series. For more details visit the Crunchyroll Release Calendar here.
