If possible, pre-screen titles to be sure they fit with your club and community standards. There are no age ratings on Crunchyroll, so think through which shows you’ll screen ahead of time.The best thing about Crunchyroll is that they have a wide range of shows, both brand new and older, and if you sign up through their library service, there are no ads.Ī few pointers for using Crunchyroll with your club: As you sign up, Crunchyroll will ask a few questions - age range of viewers, shows you’re keen to screen, and whether you’re a member of YALSA, the library’s mailing address - and then you’re set to go. To sign up, you must agree to have at least two anime screenings during each quarter, or 90-day period, and fill out a feedback form after each screening. In recent years it’s been trickier to navigate getting the appropriate licenses to show anime, but now the streaming site Crunchyroll has stepped up and offered access to their many streaming series to libraries.Īny club, library, or convention can sign up via Crunchyroll’s outreach service to gain a free subscription to their streaming service.
UPDATED AUGUST 2016 – Librarians across the country run Japanese manga and anime clubs of all types, most frequently appealing to middle school and high school age fans.
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