Roku has announced the launch of Crunchyroll on The Roku Channel in the US.

Crunchyroll, the global anime brand, offers fans access to a streaming library of anime content. Roku customers can subscribe to Crunchyroll for $7.99 (€7.69) per month or $79.99 per year to gain ad-free access to more than 25,000 hours of anime, featuring over 50,000 episodes across 2,000 titles.

Subscribers will receive ad-free access to the Crunchyroll library, from past seasons to new episodes fresh from Japan, including fan favourites such as Dragon Ball DAIMA. Upcoming winter highlights including the return of hit series Solo Leveling Season 2 -Arise from the Shadow, the fourth and final season of Dr Stone Science Future (pictured), and more. New episodes will land shortly after they air in Japan.

In addition to the new Crunchyroll Premium Subscription on The Roku Channel, Crunchyroll also offers a direct-to-consumer app available through the Roku Streaming Store on the Roku platform.

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