How to Watch Funimation Outside the US in 2024 (Easy Ways)

Aliu Isa  - Streaming Expert
Last updated: January 1, 2024
Read time: 21 minutes
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You can watch Funimation if you're away from the U.S. too! We'll tell you how alongside other details about the entertainment platform.

THE TAKEAWAYS

Funimation is available outside of the US in only a few countries, including Canada, the United Kingdom, New Zealand, Australia, Brazil, Ireland, and Mexico. A quality VPN, however, can help you bypass geo-restrictions and get access to your favorite anime series from any country in the world.

Whatever reason that has brought you overseas you probably miss the joy of watching Funimation, your favorite video streaming platform, right?

Funimation is the home of YuYu Hakusho, Death Note, Soul Eater, One Piece, Hetalia, Attack on Titan, Fary Tale, Alchemist, Fullmetal, and how could we possibly forget Dragon Ball Z! And that’s just the point of the iceberg! The anime catalog in Funimation is broad, so it’s such a big name in online videos! And the best is that many of those beloved series are free of charge!

An awful reality about Funimation is that it’s not available for users in every country. To enjoy it, you must be in Ireland, New Zealand, Australia, Canada, the United Kingdom, or the United States. But die-hard anime fans live everywhere, not just in those countries! So if you are elsewhere and you want to see Funimation’s content anyway, we’ve got excellent news for you: you can! You will need access to a good, commercial VPN service on the device you want to use to see these shows.

Without the VPN, if you’re not in one of the countries we mentioned, you will get the message, “Sorry, but this content isn’t available in our country.”

The thing is: The Internet knows no borders, and neither should you. So we’ll show you how to use a different digital passport to grant you access to Funimation. (And too many other geo-blocked video streaming platforms, too, if you should like to use them.) This article will show you how to see Funimation if you’re not in the US.

Watching Funimation Outside the US – The quick guide