
Crunchyroll has officially expanded its manga reading service to subscribers in the UK and Australia. Previously available only in the US, the service is now included as a benefit for Crunchyroll Ultimate members or as a standalone add-on for Fan and Mega Fan subscribers. The platform offers access to over 250 localized manga titles from major publishers including Yen Press, Square Enix, and J-Novel Club. Notable titles available at launch include The Apothecary Diaries, My Dress-Up Darling, and Re:Zero. Users can access the library via a dedicated mobile app on iOS and Android or through a web browser. Key features of the service include offline reading capabilities, personalized reading lists, and curated recommendations. While some popular titles are currently missing, Crunchyroll has committed to expanding the library regularly to provide a comprehensive digital manga experience for its international audience.
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