Canadian telco Telus has announced that anime enthusiasts can now enjoy Crunchyroll, the premier destination for streaming anime series, with exclusive savings.

Available immediately, Telus customers can get Crunchyroll as a standalone subscription with eligible Telus services. As a special offer, customers who add Crunchyroll together with Stream+, the entertainment bundle featuring Canada’s most popular streaming services, will save an additional 10 per cent off their monthly Crunchyroll subscription.

With Crunchyroll, subscribers can dive into a world of anime, featuring over 1,000 shows and more than 200 East Asian dramas – all ad-free.

Anime lovers can enjoy popular shows like Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba, My Hero Academia, One Piece, Attack on Titan, JUJUTSU KAISEN, and many more.

Telus customers can subscribe to the Crunchyroll Mega Fan plan for C$12.49/month, or C$11.24/month with the 10 per cent Stream+ discount.

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