Crunchyroll has a new experience on the way, and Premium members in the United States will be the first to experience it! THE New Crunchyroll Beta offers web users the chance to check out the responsive mobile experience, a new homepage, redesigned navigation and display pages, new search features and the new Crunchylists feature.
The home page new user interface has been redesigned to meet the needs of the anime community, complete with personalized user recommendations and continuous navigation for specific shows, episodes, personal watch lists and more. It’s also much easier to search and filter for easy access to simulcasts, exploring new genres, watching dubbed and subtitled versions of your favorite shows, and diving into collections curated by anime experts from Crunchyroll.
Crunchylists allow fans to create their own curated collections. Add a title to your creation, fill it in with complete series, or select episodes from the library of more than 1,000 Crunchyroll series and organize your list the way you see fit! While users are busy personalizing their Crunchyroll experience, they can create unique usernames and select from a library curated by avatars and header images from several different series.
To try the new Crunchyroll Beta, qualified Crunchyroll Premium users can sign up using the header images or pop-ups that appear on the Crunchyroll website. Currently, the Crunchyroll Beta is only available to a limited set of Premium users, but it will eventually be available to all Premium subscribers, followed by all free users in the United States. Users can choose whether or not to participate in the Beta experience as they wish and are encouraged to share comments in the Leave Comments section under the profile header!
We will share more information about the international launch of the Crunchyroll Beta when it becomes available!
