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Crunchyroll in Morocco: anime catalogue, simulcasts, subtitles, price

Crunchyroll in Morocco: anime catalogue, simulcasts, French subtitles, 2026 plans and prices, and MySplit offers of 1 to 12 months from 39 DH.

By the MySplit team·· 6 min read

Contents
  1. What exactly is Crunchyroll?
  2. The catalogue: what you will find
  3. Simulcasts and French subtitles: how it works
  4. Crunchyroll plans and prices
  5. The Crunchyroll offer at MySplit: from 1 month to 1 year
  6. Crunchyroll or a general streaming platform?
  7. Tips to get more out of Crunchyroll in Morocco
  8. Our verdict

Crunchyroll in Morocco is the must-have platform to watch anime legally, in high quality and often just a few hours after it airs in Japan. From One Piece to Jujutsu Kaisen, from classics to the season's new releases, the catalogue is built for fans. This guide explains what Crunchyroll offers, how simulcasts and French subtitles work, which plans exist and how to subscribe for less from Morocco.

What exactly is Crunchyroll?

Crunchyroll is a streaming service specialised in Japanese animation. Unlike general platforms, it focuses almost entirely on anime, with a few animated films, concerts and spin-off content too.

What sets it apart:

  • One of the largest anime catalogues in legal streaming, with thousands of episodes.
  • Simulcasts: new episodes arrive shortly after they air in Japan.
  • French subtitles on a large part of the catalogue, and French dubbed versions for many series.
  • An app available on smartphones, computers, Smart TVs, consoles and Android TV boxes.

It works normally in Morocco, with a French interface.

The catalogue: what you will find

The catalogue changes every season, depending on the licences acquired. You will find in particular:

Must-watch shōnen

The big action and adventure series that bring together the most fans: long sagas of pirates, exorcists, hunters or heroes in training. This is the way in for most new subscribers.

New releases every season

Every quarter (winter, spring, summer, autumn), Crunchyroll adds dozens of new simulcast series. It is the best way to follow the anime everyone is talking about on social media.

Genres for every taste

  • Seinen and darker thrillers;
  • Slice of life and romantic comedies;
  • Isekai, very popular in recent years;
  • Sport (football, basketball, volleyball), perfect for enthusiasts;
  • Animated films and special episodes.

Whether a specific title is available depends on the rights in each country: use the search in the app to check that a series is offered.

Simulcasts and French subtitles: how it works

Simulcasts

A simulcast is the streaming release of an episode shortly after its first broadcast on Japanese television. Depending on the series, the subtitled episode arrives within hours. For a Moroccan fan, this means following a series at the same pace as Japan, without waiting months.

Tips so you never miss an episode:

  • add series to your watchlist to be notified of new episodes;
  • check the release calendar in the app;
  • turn on notifications on your phone.

Subtitled and dubbed versions

Most simulcasts are offered in the original Japanese version with French subtitles (VOSTFR). For some popular series, a French dubbed version (VF) follows a few weeks later. In the player, the settings icon lets you choose the audio and subtitle language.

For young fans or parents, the dubbed version is practical; for purists, the subtitled original remains the reference.

Crunchyroll plans and prices

Crunchyroll has ended its free, ad-supported version: watching the catalogue now requires a Premium subscription. There are three tiers:

Plan Simultaneous screens Offline downloads Special features
Fan 1 No Ad-free, whole catalogue
Mega Fan 4 Yes Ad-free, more screens, access to extra perks
Ultimate Fan 6 Yes All Mega Fan perks plus exclusive bonuses

Official prices vary by country, currency and platform (website, App Store, Google Play), and Crunchyroll adjusted them in 2026. We do not quote an official price for Morocco, as we cannot confirm it: the exact amount is shown when you sign up. The official subscription is paid by card and renews automatically.

The Crunchyroll offer at MySplit: from 1 month to 1 year

At MySplit, Crunchyroll comes in four durations, paid in dirhams with no bank card:

Duration MySplit price Monthly equivalent
1 month 39 DH 39 DH
3 months 99 DH about 33 DH
6 months 179 DH about 30 DH
1 year 299 DH about 25 DH

Which duration should you choose?

  • 1 month: to try the platform or binge a cult series during the holidays;
  • 3 months: to follow a full season of simulcasts, which lasts about three months;
  • 6 months or 1 year: for fans who follow several seasons in a row and no longer want to think about renewing.

Do you also watch series and films? The Anime + Netflix Bundle brings together Crunchyroll and Netflix 4K for 1 month, cheaper than buying each offer separately.

How to order

  1. Go to the Crunchyroll page.
  2. Pay by bank transfer (CIH Bank or another bank).
  3. Send the screenshot of the receipt on WhatsApp.
  4. As soon as the payment is checked, you quickly receive your access during opening hours.

Access is guaranteed for the whole paid period: if something goes wrong, support replaces the access or compensates you. For extra protection, the Garantie+ option is available when you order. Do not change the account password or settings, so your access stays stable. The shared account principle is explained in our article on subscription sharing.

Crunchyroll or a general streaming platform?

Netflix, Disney+ and Prime Video also offer some anime, but their selection is limited and episodes often arrive as full seasons, long after Japan. Crunchyroll is specialised: more titles, simulcasts and a fan community.

Need Best choice
Follow the season's anime as simulcasts Crunchyroll
A few anime + a variety of films and series Netflix 4K
Simulcast anime + series and films Anime + Netflix Bundle

Many fans combine Crunchyroll with a general platform. To compare those, read our Netflix vs Prime Video vs Shahid comparison.

Tips to get more out of Crunchyroll in Morocco

  • Watch on a big screen: the Smart TV or console app does justice to action scenes.
  • Download episodes for your commute, if your plan allows it, to save mobile data.
  • Set video quality to automatic on 4G and to maximum on Wi-Fi.
  • Build your watchlist to pick up where you left off, on all your devices.
  • Browse by genre to discover lesser-known but excellent series.

Our verdict

For an anime fan in Morocco, Crunchyroll is the most complete option: a specialised catalogue, simulcasts, French subtitles and dubbed versions. Since the free version ended, a subscription has become essential to enjoy it, but paying by card still holds back many young fans. The MySplit offer, from 39 DH for 1 month up to the 1-year plan, lets you follow your seasons with no card and no automatic renewal; the 3-month plan fits the rhythm of a simulcast season perfectly. To put together your ideal streaming combination, see the MySplit guide.

The offers in this article

Paid in dirhams, access delivered on WhatsApp and guaranteed until the last day.

Frequently asked questions

Is Crunchyroll available in Morocco?

Yes, Crunchyroll works in Morocco on mobile, computer, Smart TV and consoles, with a French interface. The availability of some titles may vary depending on the rights in each country.

Is Crunchyroll still free?

No, Crunchyroll has ended its free plan with ads. You now need a Premium subscription to watch the catalogue.

Are there French subtitles on Crunchyroll?

Yes, a large part of the catalogue is offered with French subtitles, including simulcasts. Many popular series are also available in a French dubbed version.

How much does Crunchyroll cost at MySplit?

At MySplit, Crunchyroll costs 39 DH for 1 month, 99 DH for 3 months, 179 DH for 6 months and 299 DH for 1 year, paid by bank transfer, with no automatic renewal.

What is a simulcast on Crunchyroll?

It is the release of an episode online shortly after it airs in Japan, usually with subtitles. It lets you follow a series at the same pace as Japanese viewers.

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