Crunchyroll gathers anime streaming in one place, with a library of over 2,000 titles that runs from new episodes to classic favorites and full-length movies. The range covers action, adventure, romance, comedy, supernatural, fantasy and slice of life, so a viewer can move from a long-running series to a quieter story without switching services.

Well-known names in the catalog include One Piece, Solo Leveling, Attack on Titan, My Hero Academia, Frieren: Beyond Journey's End, Blue Lock, Jujutsu Kaisen, Demon Slayer and Naruto Shippuden, alongside movies such as Suzume, Your Name, One Piece Film Red and Demon Slayer: Mugen Train. Simulcast episodes arrive shortly after they air in Japan, and Crunchyroll Originals offer titles made with partner studios. Episodes can be watched subbed or dubbed, with dub availability varying by title and language.

The app adds ways to keep track of what you watch. Crunchylists let you build playlists of episodes and favorites, and recommendations are shaped by viewing habits. Beyond series and films, there are thousands of music videos, concert exclusives and special performances, including behind-the-scenes footage and playlists built around anime soundtracks and J-pop.

Premium membership brings ad-free streaming and early access to new episodes. Offline viewing is available for Mega Fan and Ultimate Fan members, multiple-device streaming reaches up to six devices on Ultimate Fan, and those tiers also include Crunchyroll Game Vault, a set of mobile games without ads or in-app purchases. An annual plan is offered as a saving over monthly billing.