“You see it’s because we stream anime, so we’d be totally hip if we had an anime style way of announcing the partnership to the world.”Īccording to Crunchyroll licensing coordinator Andrew Chang, the current idea is to “have the mech representing Crunchyroll do some fucking awesome flips and transform a little in the air, you know, but still going super fast before joining into the Funimation mech and becoming the head of this awesome super big mech.” “What we need is a sick mecha transformation union video that shows the world the combined power of the Crunchyroll and Funimation partnership,” Funimation social media director Abby Lindgard told Anime Maru. The two companies –regarded by analysts as the leaders of the anime digital content industry - have finalized most details of the agreement, but representatives are currently furiously hashing out what one official regarded as the “most important detail.”
Premium members from both sites have reacted positively the change, as it increases the selection of shows available to them.
The two companies announced earlier this week that they will enter into a distribution partnership, allowing members of both sites limited access to shows licensed by the other.
FLOWER MOUND, TX - Top executives from anime streaming and licensing companies Funimation and Crunchyroll met yesterday to finalize the details of their groundbreaking partnership.
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