If you’ve been looking for Funimation’s YouTube channel, you won’t find it. The channel has been rebranded as Crunchyroll Dubs. While the name has changed, what it’s offering, so far, hasn’t. Anime ...

Following the official merge of Funimation and Crunchyroll, the Funimation YouTube channel is now becoming Crunchyroll Dubs, a channel that will host dubbed anime for the company. RELATED: Crunchyroll ...

As part of the anime powerhouses’ unification, it was announced today that Funimation’s longrunning YouTube channel is turning into the Crunchyroll Dubs. The channel, which has drawn in 3.7 million ...

The game has changed when it comes to streaming anime, as countless streaming services are attempting to edge out the competition, though the merger of Crunchyroll and Funimation certainly has thrown ...

The fan event will be free and live-streamed in the United States and Canada and recorded for fans in other parts of the world- with content producer Lauren Moore kicking things off on June 18 at 7 pm ...

Fans of classic anime will now get a triple dose of action-packed adventures with the release of more than 70 episodes from the hit series Ragnarok – The Animation, Witchblade and Burst Angel for a ...

Funimation has announced it will host a trio of critically acclaimed anime on its YouTube channel, all from studio Gonzo K.K. This also marks the first time Ragnarok: The Animation will be available ...

Back in August 2021, Crunchyroll and Funimation shook up the entire anime genre, as it was announced that Sony would unify the brands, creating one giant place for fans to get all of their anime.