"Crunchyroll will bring a bunch of the biggest manga series to the anime streaming service on October 9 with the launch of Crunchyroll Manga. While there are other manga reader services out there, the fact that lots of people already have a Crunchyroll sub and that Crunchyroll Manga brings many different publishers under a single roof has the potential to make it one of the most convenient options out there for keeping up with One Piece and other big series."
"The company announced on Thursday that Crunchyroll Manga will be available to all subscribers on iOS and Android, and will launch with works from AlphaPolis, COMPASS, Square Enix, VIZ Media, and Yen Press, followed by additional partners like Shueisha and J-Novel Club later on. There will also be a web version launching on October 15. Here's the pricing breakdown:"
"Crunchyroll Fan + Manga - $11.99 USD / $15.49 CAD per month (includes Manga add-on at $4.00 USD / $5.50 CAD) Crunchyroll Mega Fan + Manga - $15.49 USD / $17.49 CAD per month (includes Manga add-on at $3.50 USD / $5.00 CAD) And here are some of the big-name series fans will have access to: The service will be ad-free and come at no extra cost to people who already have the $16-a-month Crunchyroll Ultimate Fan subscription. Perks for all subscriber tiers include "the ability to download chapters for offline viewing, light and dark mode settings, and the ability to build a personalized reading list with curated recommendations.""
Crunchyroll will launch Crunchyroll Manga on October 9 with mobile apps on iOS and Android and a web version on October 15. The service will include works from AlphaPolis, COMPASS, Square Enix, VIZ Media, and Yen Press, with additional partners such as Shueisha and J-Novel Club joining later. Subscription options include Fan + Manga and Mega Fan + Manga tiers with specified monthly prices and add-on costs, and Ultimate Fan subscribers receive the manga service at no extra charge. The service will be ad-free and offer chapter downloads for offline reading, light and dark modes, and personalized reading lists with curated recommendations. The expansion follows Crunchyroll's increased market dominance after acquisition by Sony and the Funimation merger.
Read at Kotaku
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