Your Letter begins streaming on Crunchyroll

Your Letter is now streaming on Crunchyroll, giving viewers outside South Korea a fresh way to watch the Korean animated film based on Hyeon A Cho's webtoon.

The film began streaming on Crunchyroll on October 19, according to Anime News Network, with Korean audio and subtitles available in English and several other languages. Crunchyroll's listing is the official viewing route for the film.

Directed by Yong-Hwan Kim, Your Letter was produced by Studio N and Studio LICO. The film originally opened in South Korean cinemas on October 1, 2025, before screening in the United States and Canada through Crunchyroll Anime Nights on August 17, 2026.

The story follows Sori, a schoolgirl who is bullied after standing up for other students. After transferring to a new school, she discovers a trail of letters that leads her through a hidden world beneath the campus. The messages gradually reveal the identity and intentions of the person trying to help her, while the search opens the door to new friendships.

The film adapts the Your Letter webtoon, which ran on Naver WEBTOON from 2018 to 2019. An English edition is available through WEBTOON, while Ize Press released the series as a single-volume print edition in July 2024.

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The timing makes this a useful release for anime viewers who may have missed the film's limited theatrical and Anime Nights screenings. Your Letter also arrives with a clear point of difference: it is a Korean animated feature built around a gentle mystery and school-life drama rather than a franchise sequel. The streaming release means the film's audience is no longer limited to those who could attend the earlier cinema events, though availability and subtitle options can vary by territory.

Crunchyroll's release gives the film a straightforward second life after its festival, theatrical and event screenings. For viewers curious about animation from Korea or the original webtoon, the platform listing is the place to start.