The anime merchandise e-commerce website Right Stuf Anime was purchased by Crunchyroll. The news was officially released by Twitter and website of Right Stuf Anime on Aug 4, 2022.

We are excited to announce that today Right Stuf is joining the Crunchyroll family! We will work together to get you more of what you want when you want it. Learn more: https://t.co/hfY5JKK3Oh pic.twitter.com/fNcMTmt9Mc

— Right Stuf Anime (@rightstufanime) August 4, 2022

The deal expands Crunchyroll’s already vast inventory with several new products such home entertainment and manga categories.

The terms of the deal were not announced by either companies. Furthermore, both the companies will continue working as separate entities for now. The official website of Right Stuf anime confirmed that they will continue selling all their products on their website except for the Erotica products.

The erotica products will be sold on EroAnimeStore.com. In addition, the Right Stuf website will also have new products from Crunchyroll’s inventory.

With the news of taking over Right Stuf, there was no announcement related to the licensing division of the company, Nozomi Entertainment. Although, Nozomi Entertainment shared the news of Crunchyroll acquiring Right Stuf on their Twitter.

We are excited to announce that today Right Stuf is joining the Crunchyroll family! We will work together to get you more of what you want when you want it. Learn more: https://t.co/SEOKfQqRpO pic.twitter.com/XVawzzOkCx

— Nozomi Entertainment (@NozomiEnt) August 4, 2022

The CEO of Right Stuf, Shawne Kleckner and the rest of the Right Stuf team will be joining Crunchyroll’s new Emerging Businesses Organisation team, led by Terry Li.

In addition, Crunchyroll itself was recently acquired by Sony’s Funimation Global Group from AT&T at the price of US$1.175 billion. This amount was paid in cash while the deal was closing.

Crunchyroll also announced on March 1, 2022, that the entire catalogue of Funimation, Wakanim, as well as Crunchyroll’s VRV — including shows, movies, and previously exclusive forthcoming simulcast debuts — will be available under the Crunchyroll brand.

Source: Twitter, Right Stuf official website