Crunchyroll News Puzzles Vol. 80 Launches with Anime Challenges
Crunchyroll has released the 80th edition of its weekly anime puzzle collection, featuring themed challenges to test viewer knowledge. The new installment includes two crosswords titled "Mini Crossword" and "Shot Caller," alongside a guess-the-anime game and trivia testers designed to engage fans each Monday.
Crunchyroll News Puzzles Vol. 79 launched on November 2 with anime challenges. The previous volume, Vol. 78, was released on October 26 with new anime challenges. Earlier in the month, Vol. 77 launched on October 19 with new anime challenges.
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Original headline at Crunchyroll News: “Crunchyroll News Puzzles Vol. 80: City Limit Testing and Legendary Leader”
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