‘Gachiakuta’ Tops Crunchyroll’s Top 10 Most-Watched Anime List This Week

Crunchyroll’s weekly watch lists are stacked with shounen heavy-hitters, fresh fantasy premieres, and cozy isekai comfort food. Below is a simple countdown—10 to 1—based on what fans are binging right now. You’ll find quick, useful notes on where each series stands this season: premieres, current cour status, notable studios, and where to stream.

10. ‘Pass the Monster Meat, Milady!’ (2025– )

This fantasy–gourmet series features a noblewoman heroine whose appetite and combat prowess put monster cuisine on the menu. The TV anime began airing in October 2025, adapted from the web novel and running as a fall cour. Listings confirm its 2025 start and ongoing broadcast window. Episodes are rolling out weekly this season.

9. ‘Tougen Anki’ (2025– )

Based on Yura Urushibara’s dark-fantasy manga, the anime introduces bloodline warriors tied to Oni and Momotarō legends. The TV adaptation by Studio Hibari premiered on July 11, 2025, with a second cour following in October 2025. Production credits list Ato Nonaka as director and Kohta Yamamoto on music, with broadcasts on NTV’s Friday Anime Night. Streaming availability covers current seasonal episodes.

8. ‘Solo Leveling’ (2024– )

The adaptation of Chugong’s phenomenon follows Sung Jinwoo’s rise from E-rank to apex hunter after a mysterious “system” chooses him. Season 1 premiered in January 2024 on Crunchyroll, with the series subsequently sweeping major awards in 2025. Official viewing guides confirm the platform and premiere timing for the anime rollout. The franchise continues expanding with new seasons and cross-media projects.

7. ‘My Hero Academia’ (2016– )

Bones’s long-running superhero series follows Izuku Midoriya’s journey at U.A. High and the escalating conflict with the League of Villains. The anime began in 2016 and reached its eighth and final season in October 2025, with Crunchyroll streaming worldwide. Episode guides confirm the multi-season timeline through 2024 into the concluding cour. It remains a core modern shounen title with consistent global availability.

6. ‘Jujutsu Kaisen’ (2020– )

MAPPA’s blockbuster adaptation tracks Yuji Itadori’s entry into the world of cursed energy, with two televised seasons completed. Season 1 aired from October 2020 to March 2021; Season 2 ran July to December 2023. A third season adapting the Culling Game arc is slated to begin in January 2026, with Crunchyroll continuing streaming. The franchise remains one of the platform’s anchor titles.

5. ‘My Status as an Assassin Obviously Exceeds the Hero’s’ (2025– )

Adapted from Matsuri Akai’s light novels, the show follows a student summoned alongside a classmate “hero,” only to discover his assassin job eclipses traditional roles. The TV anime premiered in October 2025, produced by TMS Entertainment and animated by Sunrise’s division, and is streaming on Crunchyroll. Official materials detail staff credits, themes, and international licensing. Fall 2025 scheduling places new episodes weekly.

4. ‘Campfire Cooking in Another World with my Absurd Skill’ (2023– )

This culinary isekai follows Mukouda and his gluttonous familiar Fel as they source ingredients in a fantasy world using an online grocery skill. Season 1 aired in 2023, and Season 2 kicked off in October 2025 on TV Tokyo, continuing global streaming on Crunchyroll. The series is produced by MAPPA, with new openings and endings accompanying the latest cour. Fans can catch up on prior episodes before diving into the current season.

3. ‘A Gatherer’s Adventure in Isekai’ (2025– )

The story follows office worker Takeru Kamishiro, summoned to a magic world where gathering materials—not swordplay—drives his progress and party dynamics. The TV series began airing in late September 2025, with Crunchyroll confirming its fall rollout and English-dub launch details. Produced by SynergySP with Tatsunoko Production involvement, the adaptation leans into crafting and resource mechanics. Episodes arrive weekly during the fall 2025 season.

2. ‘May I Ask for One Final Thing?’ (2025– )

Produced by Liden Films’ Kyoto studio, this fall fantasy centers on Scarlet El Vandimion, a noblewoman whose “last request” kicks off a spree of righteous retribution. The TV anime premiered in October 2025 and streams exclusively on Crunchyroll with weekly episodes each Friday. The season is slated for 13 episodes across the fall schedule. Sub and dub versions are releasing in tandem.

1. ‘Gachiakuta’ (2025– )

Bones brings Kei Urana and Hideyoshi Andou’s trash-punk saga to TV, following Rudo’s exile to the Pit and battles against monstrous “trash beasts” with weaponized tools called vital instruments. The anime premiered in July 2025 and streams on Crunchyroll as it airs in Japan. The series adapts the Weekly Shōnen Magazine hit with a graffiti-influenced visual identity. New episodes rolled out through the summer season on the platform.

Tell us which of these you’re watching—and what should make next week’s list—in the comments!