Animes
Crunchyroll to be available on major video channels in India
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Prime Video announced the addition of Crunchyroll to its Prime Video channels on June 25, 2024.
This collaboration gives Prime members access to over 800 anime titles, including the latest series and movies, through a convenient add-on subscription priced at ₹79 per month.
Crunchyroll's Prime Video Channels subscription will feature over 40 new shows from the current anime season, including Kaiju No.8, Black Butler – Public School Arc, Soil Levelingand Demon Slayer – Hashira Training Arc.
Many of these series and films will also be available in Hindi, Tamil and Telugu, in addition to English.

Gaurav Bhasin, Head of Prime Video Channels and Movie Rentals, Prime Video, India, expressed his excitement about the launch.
“The popularity of anime content in India has grown exponentially in recent years, and through our various channels, we are working to build a large and diverse library of popular and blockbuster Japanese anime. We are excited to launch Crunchyroll on Prime Video Channels and make it even more convenient for Prime members in India to watch the latest and premium anime content, immediately after its release in Japan. The availability of select shows and films in Hindi, Tamil and Telugu, in addition to English, will make anime more accessible to fans while also helping introduce the genre to new viewers. We look forward to strengthening our anime lineup on Prime Video Channels in the coming months.”
Terry Li, Executive Vice President of Business Development at Crunchyroll, echoed this enthusiasm, stating: “Crunchyroll offers an anime adventure for every type of fan. From sports to romantic comedy, horror and action to slice-of-life, even those curious about anime can dive into our library. We’re excited to welcome new fans to the anime community through our launch on Prime Video, offering convenient access to Crunchyroll’s vast anime library, including the latest shows, new seasons, and movies in India.”.
Source: Press Release