Season 2 of the action comedy Anime Crimes Division by Darnell Murphy and Freddie Wong continues to follow the exploits of detective Joe Furuya and his novice accomplice Diesel. The second season of the show aired from September 2018 to October 2018.
Here’s how you can watch and stream Anime Crimes Division Season 2 via streaming services such as Crunchyroll.
Is Anime Crimes Division Season 2 available to watch via streaming?
Yes, the second season of Anime Crimes Division is available to watch via streaming on Crunchyroll.
The season opens with the murder of a former ally of detective Joe, which puts him in the lead role in the investigation. With every lead bringing him closer to the actual culprit, Joe must now be alert, look beneath the clues, and help Diesel save the world.
SungWon Cho, Riley Rose Critchlow, Geoff Ross, Yohan Lee, Charley Rossman, and Danny Vink, among others, starred in the series.
Watch Anime Crimes Division Season 2 streaming via Crunchyroll
Anime Crimes Division Season 2 is available to watch on Crunchyroll. Users can stream anime, films, and TV series from Crunchyroll, a subscription based streaming service.
You can watch via Crunchyroll by following these steps:
- Go to CrunchyRoll.com
- Choose your payment plan:
- $7.99 per month (Fan)
- $9.99 per month (Mega Fan)
- $14.99 per month (Ultimate Fan)
- Enter your personal information and select ‘Create Account’
The Crunchyroll Fan plan lets users stream the service’s entire library ad-free, watch new episodes shortly after they air in Japan, and read digital manga.
The Mega Fan plan offers the same service but also lets users stream on up to four devices at a time, allows offline viewing, and provides a $15 discount off $100+ purchases in the Crunchyroll Store every three months.
The Ultimate Fan plan offers all of the above on up to six devices at once, $25 off Crunchyroll Store purchases over $100 every three months, free shipping on all purchases, and an exclusive “swag bag” after 12 months of subscribing.
Anime Crimes Division synopsis is as follows:
“When someone commits a crime against anime, they don’t call the police; they call the Anime Crimes Division. Detective Furaya is here to kick ass and eat Pocky, and he’s all out of Pocky.”
NOTE: The streaming services listed above are subject to change. The information provided was correct at the time of writing.
