Yesterday, it was revealed that Death Parade was quietly removed from Crunchyroll’s streaming service and is currently unavailable to watch anywhere legally.
In addition to Death Parade, fans have now discovered that Claymore and Parasyte: The Maxim were also taken down from the platform. According to Daily Dose of Anime, viewers are expressing frustration over the lack of transparency, questioning why Crunchyroll doesn’t provide a “leaving soon” notice so subscribers can prepare before titles are removed.
The sudden disappearance of multiple series has sparked renewed conversation about the importance of clearer communication from streaming services—especially as more anime rotate in and out of their catalogs without warning.
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