With FunimationNow, the company hopes to close the gap between the release date of content in Japan, and here in the United States. Previously Funimation would have to wait for the home release versions of animes to be released in Japan before they could even begin working on a dub. Now, Funimation has been doing more simuldubs than ever before. What this means is, they can now dub content as it is being released in Japan, giving anime fans content as quickly as possible.
Not only that, but Funimation has announced a massive partnership with Crunchyroll.com. Crunchyroll has been providing anime streaming for years now, and is renowned for their subbed content. With this new partnership, Funimation has been given access to Crunchyroll subs to stream on FunimationNow, and Crunchyroll can now show Funimation dubbed content. This monumental deal has made anime more accessible, and plentiful than ever before.
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