In case you missed it, HBO Max is teaming up with Crunchyroll and will allow anime fans to stream popular anime like Fullmetal Alchemist: Brotherhood, Berserk and other 17 confirmed titles. According to Bounding into Comics, these anime titles will be available for HBO Max subscribers on Mary 27th. This also includes all of Studio Ghibli films.
This may excite anime fans who wants to enjoy watching anime and exclusive content from HBO Max. In recent news of Crunchyroll, it looks like it’s going to be in possession with Sony in which they bought Funimation. According to Bounding Into Comics, internet provider AT&T is in talks of selling Crunchyroll to Sony. Sony currently owns Funimation. According to the site, it is believed that AT&T is selling Crunchyroll to reduce a debt which has been a struggle since last year. Some reports say that the Coronavirus is the reason why the sales have been slow.
What do you think about this news?
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- Bounding Into Comics
Matt-in-the-Hat 
If it brings Funimation titles back to CR then I’m for it. It would help me pay less on monthly anime shtick.
It reminds me of the 2016 deal with these two partnered up. I bet once this happens, it will make streaming anime easy.
Would honestly love to see Funimation back on VRV. Not sure if that’s actually even a possibility, but I would love to not have to pay for multiple services lol.
I agree with you. I never used VRV, but I hear people use it to stream many shows like Funimation, Crunchyroll and Rooster Teeth. If I had it, I would want everything in account lol.