Crunchyroll removes My Hero Academia, Attack on Titan, Season 3 gets new trailer

You will be glad to know that Attack on Titan Season 3 Part 2 has already dropped a trailer on February 28.

Before talking about Attack on Titan Season 3, let us inform you that My Hero Academia Season 1 and Attack on Titan Season 1 have been removed from Crunchyroll, the globally-renowned anime streaming site. Screenrant claims that this ends the relationship between Crunchyroll and Funimation.

Attack on Titan and My Hero Academia have both been affected, as claimed by Anime News Network, with the action of content removals taken by Crunchyroll. Instead of sharing any internal issues with Funimation, Crunchyroll said in a comment that “it is currently working through the rights for season 1 for both titles and will share any additional details soon”.

Attack on Titan and My Hero Academia are not only the anime series suffering due to this removal, even Overload and A Certain Magical Index are also missing from Crunchyroll’s streaming platform. A Certain Magical Index Season 1 and 2 both have been removed. Currently, the anime enthusiasts can only get to see those series on Hulu and Funimation.

Attack on Titan Season 3 Part 2 is coming closer and the anime aficionados are quite excited to see what it has in store for Eren including the other members of the Survey Corps. They are now moving towards Shinganshina district and the plan is to recapture it.

You will be glad to know that Attack on Titan Season 3 Part 2 has already dropped a trailer on February 28. The Survey Corp set out to seal, as revealed in the trailer, the last remaining breached gate. The video further shows the three most dangerous Titans are waiting for them.

Attack on Titan Season 3 Part 2 is expected to come out in April this year. Stay glued to Devdiscourse to get latest updates on it.

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