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Welcome to Cozy Anime Corner , your go-to place for finding the perfect anime to brighten your day! Every month I’ll highlight a comfy series with low stakes, calm vibes and characters (including mummies) I wish I knew in real life. You’re not prepared for the cuteness overload in this month’s pick, How to Keep a Mummy ! With the spooky season in full swing, you might expect an anime about a mummy to be filled with creeping cobwebs, terrifying creatures and jump scares lurking around every dark corner. But there are no monsters in How to Keep a Mummy … just monstrously cute companions for four lucky high school kids! Related: Cozy Anime Corner - Deaimon: Recipe for Happiness Lives Up to Its Name If you might enjoy a little cozy with your cryptids, look no further than this 2018 series. Creatures of myths from around the world coexist happily in this sweet show.

As a special treat for horror fans this Halloween season, Crunchyroll will have a wide variety of horror-themed anime to stream for free (with ads) throughout October, including Junji Ito Collection, Mieruko-chan, Hellsing, and many more!

You can check out the full list of free (with ads) anime streaming on Crunchyroll this October, and to learn more about the streaming service, visit:

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Press Release: Culver City, California – Crunchyroll has harvested a bounty of treats to fulfill anime fans’ needs for something chilling this Halloween. Beginning on October 1 and only through the rest of the month, select titles across the spooky spectrum will be free to watch with ads for anyone who has signed up for a free user account with Crunchyroll. Those titles include Tokyo Ghoul, Zombie Land Saga, Mieruko-chan, Blue Exorcist, this year’s new breakout hit from studio Mappa Hell’s Paradise, and more.

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Anime coming onto the scene in recent seasons such as Campfire Cooking in Another World with My Absurd Skills and Kawaisugi Crisis heavily feature heroes with animal companions. Naturally, many anime fans are pet owners themselves and enjoy shows about pet ownership that they (and their furry friends!) can relate to.

Just as the most popular pets to own are cats and dogs, most of the anime about having a pet have cats and dogs as their protagonists. From bright slices of life to more grounded dramas, the one constant between all these shows is the special bond that all pets and their humans share.

She And Her Cat

This precursor to some of the best films by Makoto Shinkai began as a 1999 short film about a young cat, Chobi, living with his human owner after her move away from home. Its 2016 anime adaptation, subtitled Everything Flows, features an older...