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How to watch Devil's Crest online – stream the anime from anywhere for free

Reki Kawahara's light novel series gets the anime treatment. Here's how to watch Devil's Crest online with Prime, from anywhere.

How to watch Devil's Crest online – stream the anime from anywhere for free

If you enjoy science fiction and horror anime like Sword Art Online, then Devil's Crest is a must-watch adaptation of Reki Kawahara's light novels. The story revolves around sixth-grade twins Yuuma and Sawa who enter a virtual reality MMORPG, blurring the lines between reality and the game. As the boundary between the two worlds fades, death becomes permanent, and Yuma must embark on a dangerous mission to fix the rift while evading monstrous creatures that result from the fusion of real people and in-game creatures.

Their classmates and Yuuma's sister are also affected, adding to the high stakes and brutal action of the series.

To watch Devil's Crest online for free, sign up for a Prime Video account and take advantage of its 30-day free trial if you're a new user. The streaming service is available in over 200 countries, including the US, Canada, and Australia. However, if you're abroad, you may experience geo-blocking and be unable to access your usual Prime Video library or other domestic streams.

In this case, download a VPN like NordVPN to change your IP address and access the content as if you were at home. NordVPN is highly recommended as the world's best VPN, and TechRadar regularly reviews the best VPN providers. By using a VPN, you can stream Devil's Crest on Prime Video from anywhere in the world.

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