Report Shows Netflix Earns More from Anime Than Crunchyroll

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The acquisition of Crunchyroll by Sony Group Corp. in 2021, for $1.2 billion, initially seemed like a success story. Since then, the streaming service has tripled its subscribers, reaching 15 million, and doubled the number of new programs, exceeding 50 per quarter. However, as the overall popularity of the anime grows, so do the challenges for Crunchyroll, from competition with giants like Netflix, Disney and Amazon to internal tensions in the …

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Report Shows Netflix Earns More from Anime Than Crunchyroll

According to a report that was aggregated by Parrot Analytics, Netflix has taken the top spot when it comes to generating revenue based on anime they have licensed. The report states that Netflix made $2.073 billion while Crunchyroll pulled in $1.161 billion. Hulu came in third place with $903 million and Amazon Prime came in fourth [...] The post Report Shows Netflix Earns More from Anime Than Crunchyroll first appeared on The Outerhaven.

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Netflix Earned Nearly Twice as Much From Anime as Crunchyroll, Report Reveals - Anime Senpai

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