The 14 best Crunchyroll anime you can binge now!

Crunchyroll is one of the most important streaming services for anime fans. It was one of the first legitimate ways to watch new anime without piracy. Additionally, it’s the largest anime streaming site at this time. The service is relatively cheap and the free version lets you watch most things with ads. The entire service has a metric ton of excellent anime. However, there are some that stand above the rest. Here are the best Crunchyroll anime right now.
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My Hero Academia (superseries)
Naruto (superseries)
Fate series (action-adventure)
Fullmetal Alchemist: Brotherhood (action-adventure)
Puella Magi Madoka Magica (thriller/horror)
The Perfect Insider (mystery)
Toradora! (romantic comedy)

Ore Monogatari (romantic comedy)
Flying Witch (slice of life)
Hibike! Euphonium (slice of life)
Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba (fantasy)
Re:Zero – Starting Life in Another World (fantasy)
KonoSuba – God’s blessing on this wonderful world (comedy)
Asobi Asobase (comedy)

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1. My Hero Academia (super-series)
My Hero Academia is one of the most popular super-series shows right now. It tells the story of Midoriya, a boy idolizes the world’s best hero, All Might. He eventually goes to the school where All Might teaches and learns how to become a hero himself. There is also a group of antagonists that try to do away with everybody. The show focuses on that good and evil paradigm. This one is super popular and surprisingly good. Many call it this generation’s Naruto. Its popularity and continuously running manga means this one should go for a good long time and there are plenty of seasons to binge so you can catch up.
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2. Naruto (super-series)
Naruto is another exceptionally popular and good super-series. The show spans over 700 episodes in total between Naruto (220 episodes) and Naruto: Shippuden (500 episodes). Crunchyroll has every episode. The first is linked at the button and the other one is here . The show follows the story of Naruto and his friends Sasuka and Sakura, specifically Naruto and Sasuke as they deal with enemy organizations, corrupt family members, and other stuff. The show is notorious for its filler episodes, but you can find watch lists without filler if you don’t want to sit through 700+ episodes. This is easily one of...