Anime fans can now access Dragon Ball Daima and Solo Leveling Season 2 via a new streaming destination. Crunchyroll has partnered with YouTube to bring a large selection of its hottest titles to users of YouTube’s Premium TV and PrimeTime Channels in the U.S., France, the UK, Germany and Australia.

As detailed in a press release, Crunchyroll’s official YouTube partnership will make over 40+ new anime titles available to fans for a subscription fee of US$7.99 per month. The service’s Winter 2025 slate has opened with Daima and Solo Leveling in addition to One Piece, Dr. Stone, Shangri-La Frontier, The Apothecary Diaries and several other iconic hits. Crunchyroll is currently available through 45 of YouTube’s PrimeTime channels, with additional anime content slated to premiere throughout 2025.

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Initially released in October 2024, Daima introduced a brand-new story from the mind of Dragon Ball‘s late creator, Akira Toriyama. Created as a 40th-anniversary tribute to the entire franchise, the series follows Goku, Vegeta and company after they are transformed into children by a new foe who dwells within the mysterious Demon Realm. As of Jan. 22, 14 episodes of the anime have been released. While the anime’s staffers have not revealed the series’ official finale date, a recent Hulu incident widely perceived to be an accidental leak has led many to conclude that the ending will debut on Feb. 28 with Episode 20.

A-1 Pictures’ dark fantasy hit Solo Leveling adapts Chugong’s titular web novel series, which originally launched in February 2014. The franchise is set in a world where “hunters” must join together to battle monsters which find their way to the human world via mysterious portals. However, only a small sect of humanity can access the powers needed to fight them. The series’ lead, Sung Jinwoo, is widely berated as “the world’s weakest hunter” by his fellow warriors. After being mortally wounded inside a dungeon, Jinwoo gains access to a mysterious program that allows him to “level up” his skills indefinitely — something that other hunters cannot do. Season 2, which chronicles Jinwoo’s mastery of his newfound job title as a Shadow Monarch, premiered on Jan. 4.

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Crunchyroll currently offers over 25,000 hours of anime content spread across 2,000 different titles from a myriad of popular genres. In addition to anime, the company is also working to expand its presence in the manga market. On Jan. 6, Crunchyroll outlined its plans to release a new standalone app called Crunchyroll Manga. According to Crunchyroll CEO Rahul Purini, the app will include “catalogs from renowned publishers” at launch. This news arrived shortly after Sony’s major share buyout of Kadokawa, sparking speculation that Kadokawa works like Attack on Titan could be among those featured on the new app. However, as of writing, Crunchyroll has not yet unveiled a list of confirmed publishers or franchises. The app is slated to launch later this year.

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  Dragon Ball DAIMA
  

  Due to a conspiracy, Goku and friends are transformed into children. They intend to travel to a mysterious new world to undo this change

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  Solo Leveling
  

  In a world of gifted hunters and monsters, a weak hunter Sung Jin-Woo gains extraordinary powers through a mysterious program, leading him to become one of the strongest hunters and conquering even the strongest dungeons.

Source: Press release