Want to celebrate spooky season with some thematically appropriate anime but don’t know where to start? Crunchyroll’s got your back.
For the whole month of October, Crunchyroll is letting all subscribers—even those in the free tier— watch select creepy titles for no extra charge.
There are only two catches. Like most free things in the year 2024, you’ll be subjected to ads. And this deal only applies to English-subtitled anime with Japanese audio. If you want to get rid of the ads or switch to the English dubbed audio, you’ll have to pull out your credit card. Scary!
Free anime on Crunchyroll until October 31
- Angels of Death
- Another
- Attack on Titan
- Berserk
- Blood Blockade Battlefront
- Chainsaw Man
- Danganronpa: The Animation
- Devil May Cry
- Hell’s Paradise
- Hellsing Ultimate
- Higurashi: When They Cry
- Junji Ito Collection
- Mieruko-Chan
- Overlord
- Soul Eater
- The Case Study of Vanitas
- The Future Diary
- The Promised Neverland
- Tokyo Ghoul
- X
Looking for more anime to watch this October? Check out our list of recommendations for fans of Attack on Titan.
Other free anime on Crunchyroll
- Beast Tamer
- BLUELOCK
- BOCCHI THE ROCK!
- Bungo Stray Dogs
- Campfire Cooking in Another World with My Absurd Skill
- Chainsaw Man
- Code Geass: Lelouch of the Rebellion
- The Daily LIfe of the Immortal King
- DON’T TOY WITH ME, MISS NAGATORO
- Golden Kamuy
- Lycoris Recoil
- Mobile Suit Gundam: The Witch of Mercury
- My Dress-up Darling
- Ranking of Kings
- The Reincarnation of The Strongest Exorcist in Another World
- Soul Eater
- SPY x FAMILY
- VINLAND SAGA
- Yona of the Dawn
These free titles are available to all subscribers year-round. However, like the seasonal October selection, they’re ad-supported, and only available in subbed form.
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Olivia Bono loves entertainment, and she’s never going to shut up about it. Here at CableTV.com, you’ll find her writing about the wild world of streaming. Her specialty is animation—you can find much of her work at our anime hub page. Olivia previously wrote for the Cornell Daily Sun, where in addition to television, she reviewed movies, albums, and video games. Outside of work, she loves to listen to audiobooks, make art, and spend time outdoors.
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