While it was interesting to find the news that Sony had acquired two large anime suppliers, what’s even more interesting comes the way of Netflix where users can find their own library of highly acclaimed anime such as the already existing seasons of “Seven Deadly Sins”, and its upcoming sequel, among others and more incoming Japanese and animated features according to the company at Netflix Japan Festival 2021.Īnime Involved in Funimation Content Moving to Crunchyroll

On top of acquiring the two companies in the last year’s time, Sony will also be adding the library of Wakanim, which already existed within the Crunchyroll name, as well as the company’s VRV which means that with a single Crunchyroll subscription fans will be able to enjoy anime from Funimation, Crunchyroll, VRV, and Wakanim. In late 2021, Sony announced that it had acquired Crunchyroll, through Funimation, and now some odd months later the company has now announced a merger set between the two now under Sony, the combined titles would come together under one app, within Crunchyroll, as the two become one. Crunchyroll and Funimation Now Owned by Sony

Below, we’ve gone into detail on the merger of the two anime subscription titans as well as what anime are involved and any other info you may need regarding the move. According to a press release from Crunchyroll, Funimation content with officially be moving to the platform, recently purchased by Sony in a move that unites the two largest anime libraries under one name and location for the easiest access for users to experience all anime possible without having to have several subscriptions or apps.

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