Want to watch anime online? Discover 6 sites to watch for free or with a subscription

Want to watch anime online? Discover 6 sites to watch for free or with a subscription

In recent years, anime has consolidated itself as a major form of entertainment in Brazil. Today, classic series, original productions and simultaneous releases from Japan are widely available on major market platforms.

Below we’ve collected six options for watching anime online and the top titles you can find in each of them.

6 sites to watch anime streaming online

Crunchyroll

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THE is the main global reference when it comes to anime streaming. Aimed exclusively at this audience, the platform offers the largest and most diverse catalog on the market, with productions ranging from seasonal releases to era-defining classics.

Among the most important titles are “““”, recent phenomena that are among the most watched anime today. Additionally, Crunchyroll shows episodes simultaneously in Japan, allowing fans to follow the news closely.

The library includes hundreds of lesser-known but equally interesting works for those who love exploring different styles and narratives. Most titles are available with original Japanese audio and Portuguese subtitles, although some productions also have dubbing.

Disney+

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Although anime is not the main focus of Disney+, the platform has managed to attract attention by including some important productions in its catalog. The best example is ““and its sequel”“ saga that marks the return of one of the franchises most loved by fans.

Furthermore, the service hosts original productions inspired by its brands, such as “”, a collection of short films made by renowned Japanese studios. Disney+ has also recently invested in prominent titles. Among these, “AND ” the latter based on the work of Akira Toriyama, creator of “Dragon Ball”.

Netflix

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Netflix is ​​another streaming giant that invests heavily in anime. The platform stands out both for the licensing of famous works and as well as the production of original titles. Series likeconsolidates the company’s presence in this market, while other productions continue to be developed.

One big difference with Netflix is ​​the inclusion of several films from Studio Ghibli, the renowned Japanese studio responsible for classics like Spirited Away and My Friend Totoro. Another important point for fans is that many available anime have Portuguese dubbing, including some platform-exclusive releases.

First Video

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The Amazon service has also strengthened its anime offering, bringing together everything from cult classics to the most recent productions. Among the highlights are nostalgic titles such as““““, in addition to the films of the “Evangelion” series, which continue to be a reference in the mecha genre.

The catalog also includes renowned works such as “““““““” For those looking for variety, Prime Video offers everything from action anime to psychological dramas and romances, catering to diverse audience profiles.

Pluto TV

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Among the major platforms, Pluto TV stands out as a free option. However, it has a smaller catalog of titles than other services. It works with both linear channels (continuous broadcast) and on-demand content, allowing audiences to watch anime without needing a subscription.

For fans of the genre, Pluto TV offers several renowned series that have marked generations, such as . Furthermore, titles such as “Super Champions”, “InuYasha”, “JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure” and “Yashahime” are also part of the programming.

HBO Max

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Despite not having as extensive a catalog as Netflix or Crunchyroll, HBO Max has invested in interesting options to attract anime fans. Among the highlights is “a remastered and more dynamic version of Akira Toriyama’s classic.

The service also offers popular productions such asas well as horror titles such as “Uzumaki”, an adaptation of the famous work by Junji Ito. Another differentiator of the platform is the animations inspired by the DC Comics universe, including the Japanese versions

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