How to watch Crunchyroll’s Halloween Anime Collection for free

Josh Taylor
Crunchyroll Halloween Anime Collection

Crunchyroll is sharing 20 free anime shows for the Halloween season on October 1, which anybody can watch completely free, here’s how.

As of October 1, anime fans are able to watch 20 anime shows completely free on the streaming service as part of their Crunchyroll Halloween Anime Collection.

The anime streaming giant has specially selected shows that are supernatural and horror-themed ready for the spooky season.

The handpicked shows range from classics such as Hellsing and Higurashi When They Cry, to newly released hit releases of Zombie Land Saga and Hell’s Paradise.

Here’s how you can watch them completely free and the full breakdown of all the anime shows within the collection.

How to watch Crunchyroll’s Halloween Anime Collection for free

To watch all the Crunchyroll anime shows for free, you will just need to have registered for a Crunchyroll account, which you can do for free and will only take a few minutes via their website.

You will not need to pay for any subscription memberships, and as long as you have a free user account registered, you will be able to log in and access the anime completely free.

The only downside is that a few adverts will be displayed while watching, whereas paid memberships feature no adverts.

All 20 Crunchyroll Halloween Anime Collection shows

See below the full list of all 20 anime shows you can access for free on October 1st (availability may vary by region):

  • Blood Blockade Battlefront
  • Blue Exorcist
  • Corpse Princess: Shikabane Hime
  • Deadman Wonderland
  • Ghost Hunt
  • Hell’s Paradise
  • Hellsing
  • Hellsing Ultimate
  • Higurashi: When They Cry – GOU
  • How to Keep a Mummy
  • Is this a Zombie?
  • Junji Ito Collection
  • Kemono Jihen
  • Mieruko-chan
  • The Case Study of Vanitas
  • The Vampire Dies in No Time
  • Toilet-bound Hanako-kun
  • Tokyo Ghoul
  • Trinity Blood
  • ZOMBIE LAND SAGA

With 20 spooky anime shows being released, you should have more than enough Halloween anime to get stuck into.

You can check out our other anime coverage here.

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Josh is a Gaming and Trending News writer for Dexerto. He is a Loughborough University graduate that has been obsessed about all things gaming, esports, TV and movies, and anime since an early age, and so covers a variety of content. After running social media accounts for FPS titles over the years he specializes in Call of Duty, Halo, Fortnite, Apex Legends and Counter-Strike. As well as non-FPS titles like Genshin Impact, Pokemon, and anything Nintendo related. You can contact him at: josh.taylor@dexerto.com