Crunchyroll Anime Awards 2025 to include Hindi dub in livestream
Popular anime streaming website Crunchyroll announced on Wednesday that the 2025 Anime Awards shall be available to streamers in Hindi dub this year. For the first time ever since its inception, Crunchyroll has made available the option to watch the live award show in Hindi, making it more inclusive and accessible to Indian audiences.
The awards show will take place in Tokyo on May 25, and will be globally live-streamed on Crunchyroll's YouTube and Twitch channels.
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In a significant move for the Indian anime community, the global anime streaming website Crunchyroll has announced that fans can now enjoy the livestream of the 2025 anime awards in Hindi this year. Set to air live on May 25, the pre-show will begin at 1:30 p.m. IST, while the main award show will begin at 2:30 p.m.
IST. The global livestream can be enjoyed by fans on Crunchyroll's YouTube and Twitch channels, along with Sony Pictures Core and Sony Group Corp Global's YouTube channels.
2025 Crunchyroll Anime Awards | Hindi Livestream
The nominees for this year's anime awards were announced by Crunchyroll on the 3rd of April; and fans could vote on the categories from 3rd to the 14th of April on the official Crunchyroll website. Every year, Crunchyroll hosts its own anime awards show where the winner is determined by votes from the fans.
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With the livestream now being available in Hindi, Crunchyroll has opened its doors to a wide range of audience from the Indian sub-continent.
Rashmika Mandana at Crunchyroll Anime Award in Tokyo, Japan
A remarkable moment for Indian anime fans in these anime awards was marked last year when Indian actress Rashmika Mandanna presented an award at the ceremony on March 2, 2024. Jujutsu Kaisen Season 2 bagged the
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