Culture news Dragon Ball Daima and One Piece are arriving on YouTube thanks to this historic agreement: Netflix has never dared such a deal!
Published on 10/29/2024 at 3:57 p.m.
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Thanks to this agreement, many big anime names like Dragon Ball Daima, One Piece and Blue Lock are officially arriving on YouTube. A more convenient way to watch series for subscribers of this streaming service.
Crunchyroll has just announced an unprecedented agreement with YouTube. Thanks to the YouTube Primetime Channels program, you can now watch anime directly on YouTube, provided you are a Crunchyroll subscriber.obviously. Behind this name, this practice aims to watch content from several streaming services directly through the YouTube application. Enough to simplify the experience by centralizing all your subscriptions to the same law.
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An unprecedented agreement
Behind this initiative, the objective is clear: simplify access to anime on the most viewed video platform in the world, namely YouTube. Enough to compete with Netflix, which has also invested a lot in anime in recent years and which is starting to step into Crunchyroll’s territory. However, This does not mean that the series licensed by Crunchyroll are available for free on YouTube.. Obviously, you must initially subscribe to the subscription service of the streaming platform specializing in anime to benefit from it. Clearly, the goal of this agreement is to facilitate accessibility more than anything else.
A busy season for anime
The announcement of this agreement between YouTube and Crunchyroll comes in a particular context for anime. It must be said that this fall promises to be particularly busy in terms of releases. Between Dragon Ball Daima, Dan Da Dan, Blue Lock season 2, Re:Zero, Bleach: Thousand-Year Blood War, there is plenty to do for the streaming platform specializing in anime. And clearly, making its accessibility even easier than before aims to attract even more subscribers when they search for the name of an anime directly on YouTube. In any case, one thing is certain, it is that the war over anime between streaming platforms is officially launched!
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