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Crunchyroll Anime Awards have become one of anime’s biggest annual events, with fan voting serving as the primary factor in determining the winners. The Anime Awards began in 2017, and over the past decade, Crunchyroll has held ten ceremonies, with fans selecting ten Anime of the Year winners.

Multiplenew manga serieswill be added to theCrunchyroll Mangadigital library on August 10, 2026, includingBocchi the Rock!,Tougen Anki, Prison School, Smoking Behind the Supermarket with You, and more. 

A major Isekai franchise now streaming with Crunchyroll has finally confirmed the release window for Season 2 with the first trailer showing off the first look at what’s coming next. 2026 has been a strong year for new Isekai anime releases so far, but it’s been even better for fans of longer running franchises too.…

My Hero Academiahas officially ended its anime with a final timeskip story now streaming with Crunchyroll. Kohei Horikoshi’s original My Hero Academia manga ended its run with Shueisha’s Weekly Shonen Jump magazine in 2024, but the franchise has been continuing further as the anime released its eighth and final season last year. But then the…

Crunchyroll has confirmed a new wave of anime releases coming to the streaming platform later this year and in 2027, and they include big licenses for Shangri-La FrontierSeason 3 and more. Crunchyroll has had a lot to showcase through the year thus far with some big name franchises airing over the Winter, Spring, and Summer…

Crunchyrollhas announced thelicense acquisition of several new anime seriesduring its panel at AniMagic 2026 in Germany, includingShangri-La FrontierSeason 3,FX Fighter Kurumi-chan, and more titles. 

Crunchyroll’s Anime Nights theatrical event will be screening the South Korean animated featureYour Letterin select North American theaters on August 17, 2026. It will be presented in its original Korean language with English subtitles.

STARZ and Crunchyroll Launch Bundled Streaming Offer on Prime Video – Señal News

Starz and Crunchyroll have announced a new bundle for the two services, available now through Prime Video. Signing up for the bundle costs $16.99 per month, over 23% in savings compared to subscribing to the two services separately.

Before hockey romance gave us Shane and Ilya, anime gave us Yuri and Victor. For months in 2016, it felt nearly impossible to open Tumblr without seeing the pair somewhere on your dashboard.