Funimation and Crunchyroll are partnering to share some existing library content and split future anime streaming responsibilities: Funimation will handle simulcast dubbing, and Crunchyroll will take on simulcast subbing.
is trying to do the
. In the future we’re going to try to squeeze that in and try to get the dub out as fast as humanly possible every week,” Funimation CEO Gen Fukunaga told IGN. “Since we can’t dub as fast as we can subtitle, the likely scenario we’re looking at is Crunchyroll takes the lead with the subtitled version up on their site before the dub is completed.”
Previously, a new anime season’s 50 or so shows were split between Crunchyroll and Funimation as the sites acquired their licenses, Crunchyroll Founder and GM Kun Gao told IGN.
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is trying to do the
. In the future we’re going to try to squeeze that in and try to get the dub out as fast as humanly possible every week,” Funimation CEO Gen Fukunaga told IGN. “Since we can’t dub as fast as we can subtitle, the likely scenario we’re looking at is Crunchyroll takes the lead with the subtitled version up on their site before the dub is completed.”
Previously, a new anime season’s 50 or so shows were split between Crunchyroll and Funimation as the sites acquired their licenses, Crunchyroll Founder and GM Kun Gao told IGN.
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