You will soon be able to experience the adventures of Luffy and Son Goku on YouTube.
Crunchyroll wants to bring all kinds of popular anime to YouTube through a new channel in 2024. These include series like One Piece or the recently launched Dragon Ball Daima. In the article you will find out everything you need to know about the new service.
Crunchyroll is coming to Primetime Channels
As Crunchyroll announced this week, the streaming service for anime until the end of 2024 join the offering of YouTube’s primetime channels.
What is Primetime Channels? An offer on YouTube that allows you to subscribe to individual channels such as Sport 1, Paramount+ or, for example, NFL Game Pass for a monthly fee.
You can access the Primetime Channel offering by clicking on “Films & TV” in the sidebar on YouTube.
Use the left sidebar to click on “Films & TV” and this will take you to the primetime channels.
How much does the service cost? Chrunchyroll has not yet revealed the price of a monthly subscription to the channel. However, considering the normal Chrunchyroll subscription costs, we assume that the monthly subscription costs between 6.99 euros and 9.99 euros.
What is the advantage of Primetime Channels? Similar to Amazon Prime Channels, you can combine several channels and services on one platform and you don’t have to take out a basic subscription like Amazon Prime, for example. In other words, a YouTube Premium subscription is not a requirement.
These hit anime come on YouTube
Crunchyroll’s extensive library will consist of November 2024 over 2000 series. Including popular anime like One Piece, Solo Leveling, Kaiju No. 8, Dan Da Dan or My Hero Academia. A new episode of the recently launched Dragon Ball Daima also appears on Crunchyroll every Friday at 6:45 p.m.
As soon as we know when the channel will start and at what price it will be offered, we will inform you about it on GamePro.
Do you use Primetime Channels and if so, how do you find the service from YouTube or Amazon Prime to combine several channels on one platform?