Crunchyroll

For anyone who loves anime, Crunchyroll is basically the go to spot. It’s packed with over 1,300 shows and movies, and a lot of it you can watch for free. But if you really want to dive deep, their premium subscriptions unlock even more like watching new episodes almost right after they air in Japan. That’s what they call “simulcast,” and it’s a game changer if you hate waiting.

No matter what kind of anime you’re into action, romance, fantasy, or even slice of life Crunchyroll has something for you. You can download episodes to watch offline, which is perfect for long trips or when you’re stuck somewhere without Wi Fi. Plus, the app is super easy to use. It’s organized with tabs so you can quickly jump to new releases, popular dramas, or your personal watchlist.

One of the coolest features is that it remembers where you left off, even if you switch from your phone to your TV. Yeah, sometimes the language settings might glitch and reset annoying, but not a deal breaker. Overall, the video quality is sharp, the library is massive, and it’s just a really solid app for keeping up with all things anime.