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Crunchyroll Ani-May Discounted Memberships

$2-$3 monthly | Available until May 22

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Nothing beats a well-stocked shelf full of anime Blu-rays, and if you're looking to refresh your collection, then you'll want to check out Crunchyroll's Two-for-One Ani-May Sale. While the brand is known for its massive library of streamable anime, physical media is still a popular option among fans of Japanese animation, and the site is offering hundreds of Blu-rays at a discount as part of the event. Pick three eligible items from the site's shop, and you'll get the lowest-priced item for free in your basket. We've rounded up several great deals below, dividing them between standard Blu-ray releases and collector's edition bundles.

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If you're looking for specific suggestions, you can't go wrong with old favorites like the 1997 adaptation of Berserk or Dragon Ball Super. If you're looking for some fantasy junk food, I Parry Everything and Wistoria: Wand and Sword are great for zoning out with slick animation. We'd also recommend shows like Kaiju No. 8, which is what happens when a midlife crisis involves transforming into a nearly unstoppable mutant bent on stopping rampaging kaiju.

You can also pick up the superb Arcane: League of Legends for a great combo of beautiful animation and emotional storytelling. Lupin the 3rd: Castle of Cagliostro remains an evergreen treasure decades after its release. Feel like spoiling yourself? Grab a limited edition release for popular series like Solo Leveling or Chainsaw Man. These feature-packed editions include extras like exclusive cards, art books, and more, making them ideal as quick and easy gifts for anime fans.

Crunchyroll Two-for-One Blu-rays

Crunchyroll Two-for-One Special Edition Blu-rays

Don't forget, you can save big with Crunchyroll's limited-time subscription deal this month. If you sign up before May 26, you get the first three months of the Fan Tier subscription for just $2 per month (normally $10). The Mega Fan tier is also discounted.

Normally $14 per month, it is available for $3 per month for three months when you sign up. You get access to Crunchyroll's anime library plus perks like ad-free viewing, streaming on multiple devices, discounts in the Crunchyroll Store, and more.

Check Out More Deals And Preorders

4696722-screenshot2026-05-15at1.20.39 pm

Crunchyroll Ani-May Discounted Memberships

$2-$3 monthly | Available until May 22

Nothing beats a well-stocked shelf full of anime Blu-rays, and if you’re looking to refresh your collection, then you’ll want to check out Crunchyroll’s Two-for-One Ani-May Sale. While the brand is known for its massive library of streamable anime, physical media is still a popular option among fans of Japanese animation, and the site is offering hundreds of Blu-rays at a discount as part of the event. Pick three eligible items from the site’s shop, and you’ll get the lowest-priced item for free in your basket. We’ve rounded up several great deals below, dividing them between standard Blu-ray releases and collector’s edition bundles.

If you’re looking for specific suggestions, you can’t go wrong with old favorites like the 1997 adaptation of Berserk or Dragon Ball Super. If you’re looking for some fantasy junk food, I Parry Everything and Wistoria: Wand and Sword are great for zoning out with slick animation. We’d also recommend shows like Kaiju No. 8, which is what happens when a midlife crisis involves transforming into a nearly unstoppable mutant bent on stopping rampaging kaiju.

You can also pick up the superb Arcane: League of Legends for a great combo of beautiful animation and emotional storytelling. Lupin the 3rd: Castle of Cagliostro remains an evergreen treasure decades after its release. Feel like spoiling yourself? Grab a limited edition release for popular series like Solo Leveling or Chainsaw Man. These feature-packed editions include extras like exclusive cards, art books, and more, making them ideal as quick and easy gifts for anime fans.

Crunchyroll Two-for-One Blu-rays

Crunchyroll Two-for-One Special Edition Blu-rays

Don’t forget, you can save big with Crunchyroll’s limited-time subscription deal this month. If you sign up before May 26, you get the first three months of the Fan Tier subscription for just $2 per month (normally $10). The Mega Fan tier is also discounted.

Normally $14 per month, it is available for $3 per month for three months when you sign up. You get access to Crunchyroll’s anime library plus perks like ad-free viewing, streaming on multiple devices, discounts in the Crunchyroll Store, and more.

Check Out More Deals And Preorders

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