Today, Crunchyroll announced it will exclusively stream Gachiakuta, a series manga readers have long heralded as the next big shonen series. The anime will premiere on the streamer in July.

Hit manga Gachiakuta reaches screens this summer, Crunchyroll announced Thursday. The adaptation of Kei Urana and Hideyoshi Andou’s series about supernaturally powered folks battling trash beasts in a tightly stratified and wasteful society will air exclusively on the streaming service starting in July.

"Gachiakuta," a new shonen anime from Bones Film ("My Hero Academia"), is set to land exclusively on Crunchyroll in July. "I'll kill every one of you human beings! Those who looked down on me. Those who pinned the crime on me.

Crunchyroll announces its exclusive acquisition of the Gachiakuta anime adaptation, revealing a new trailer, visuals and official release window.

Get ready, anime fans, because Bones Studio is preparing to debut a new shonen anime on Crunchyroll that will rival My Hero Academia.