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At Crunchyroll’s presentation at the Festival of Licensing, company executives revealed how its anime licenses have garnered high interest and settled in as sustainable brands in a crowded market.
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John Easum, head, Crunchyroll, opened the presentation and explained just how much anime has grown in popularity worldwide. Since its debut in 2006, Crunchyroll has grown to recently have crossed a significant milestone of 70 million registered users and three million subscribers worldwide. For Easum and Crunchyroll, the company’s growth highlights how anime has evolved from a niche category to a worldwide sensation.
This year was a practice of pivoting and Crunchyroll was no exception. Its annual Crunchyroll Expo went virtual and brought in more than 700,000 unique visitors to its platform. The platform is a part of the company’s 360-degree content strategy which includes digital publishing, games, e-commerce with exclusive collaborations, retail partnerships and more.
“We are more than a streaming service,” says Joellen Ferrer, vice president, global communications and corporate marketing, Crunchyroll. “Our goal is to make our products widely available to our fans.”
During the anime brand’s presentation, Crunchyroll unveiled global merchandise strategies were shared for several titles, including “Jujutsu Kaisen,” “Tower of God,” “The God of High School,” “Noblesse,” “Onyx Equinox,” “My Hero Academia.”
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As long as it isnt going anywhere, i dont mind it goes anywhere
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John Easum, head, Crunchyroll, opened the presentation and explained just how much anime has grown in popularity worldwide. Since its debut in 2006, Crunchyroll has grown to recently have crossed a significant milestone of 70 million registered users and three million subscribers worldwide. For Easum and Crunchyroll, the company’s growth highlights how anime has evolved from a niche category to a worldwide sensation.
This year was a practice of pivoting and Crunchyroll was no exception. Its annual Crunchyroll Expo went virtual and brought in more than 700,000 unique visitors to its platform. The platform is a part of the company’s 360-degree content strategy which includes digital publishing, games, e-commerce with exclusive collaborations, retail partnerships and more.
“We are more than a streaming service,” says Joellen Ferrer, vice president, global communications and corporate marketing, Crunchyroll. “Our goal is to make our products widely available to our fans.”
During the anime brand’s presentation, Crunchyroll unveiled global merchandise strategies were shared for several titles, including “Jujutsu Kaisen,” “Tower of God,” “The God of High School,” “Noblesse,” “Onyx Equinox,” “My Hero Academia.”
Crunchyroll: Anime Can Go Anywhere | License Global
Crunchyroll showcases its anime licenses and reveals the genre’s growth at Festival of Licensing.
www.licenseglobal.com
As long as it isnt going anywhere, i dont mind it goes anywhere
